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Old 09-03-2009, 12:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy Fuel cans!?!

Im looking for a wide mouth fuel can. I picked up a couple 5 gal. Diesel cans at checker and the opening isnt big enough to accept the nozzle from the station I fill up at. Its a standard Diesel can, (I have the same gas can for my lawnmower so its not a smaller spout). Anyone know where to get something with a larger opening? Thanks in advance
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Maybe a truck stop? I've been to a few that seem to have everything you could ever need related to big rigs. And since the truck stop nozzles are bigger than your standard nozzles, I would think they would have large-mouth fuel cans. just my .02 cents worth

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jg..did u find one? Got me to thinking cause Ive never used "big rig" fuel pump. My spare 5 gal. (yellow) can fill opening only 1 7/16" wide..so assume to small. But...

My spare 5 gal. (red) metal jeep can has 2 3/16" I.D. opening..is that big enough? If so..try 4 X 4 store or maybe other local outlet has one. Good luck!
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No i havent, thanks that sounds big enough. Ill see what I can find.
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I didn't think about the gerry(?) cans to carry off-road. Thanks, OT.

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My dad bought me a no-spill fuel can, I'm thinking of pretty much using it but I'm so afraid it's unsafe. Anyone have tried it?
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No, I havent seen that one. Spec's look good. Big diff. I see is push button release VS cap off to pour. Put some water in it & turn it upside down & shake it.
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