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Termy


Location: Washington
Joined: Oct 24, 2004
Points: 960

Self Venting Gas Can
Original Message   May 9, 2005 3:15 pm
I found out that they make two new kinds of gas cans these days. One, is a self venting gas can, this works by a tube running through the spout which lets air run through along with the gas!  The other is a carb gas can which is a anti spill. Basically, it works like the pump at the gas station! I bought the self venting gas can because its cheaper than carb gas cans. The self venting gas cans look like this, I bought a 1 gallon though

Self venting gas can...


Carb gas cans look like this...





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robmints


Joined: May 13, 2003
Points: 4691

Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #6   May 9, 2005 8:42 pm
lland wrote:
I bought a 5 gallon gas can last year.  I literally spent weeks looking for the "old style" before I found out they aren't produced any more.  I hate the new one.  Filling my tractor (4 gallon tank) takes FOREVER!!!

LL


Agreed LL.
I got a replacement spout (non-spill-proof) and drilled a hole in the back of the can. I think you can still get the other cans, just not in every state. And retailers won't ship. You need to find a friend to buy you one and ship it to you.
Termy


Location: Washington
Joined: Oct 24, 2004
Points: 960

Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #7   May 9, 2005 11:08 pm
Thanks Marshall

If you own a small engine shop where your fueling many engines or if you work on cars and your fueling them up I would think that this is a good investment!

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Marshall


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Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #8   May 9, 2005 11:12 pm
Yep, it sure would be, but I don't. lol 
Bill_D


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Location: Chicago
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Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #9   May 10, 2005 1:04 am
Yourt link is to "Uncle Joe's".  I know Joe.  Joe rocks!!!!   Have been a customer there for 12+ years.
Termy


Location: Washington
Joined: Oct 24, 2004
Points: 960

Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #10   May 10, 2005 2:51 am
Bill_D wrote:
Yourt link is to "Uncle Joe's".  I know Joe.  Joe rocks!!!!   Have been a customer there for 12+ years.

You Better Believe It


bontaiJoe


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Location: Saylorsburg, PA
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Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #11   May 10, 2005 11:07 am
I was a bit shocked at the price of 5 gallon metal gas cans. I'll definitely take better care of the ones I have. Some of the ones' on the site Terminator posted were over $70! At that price, they oughta at least be full of fresh fuel!

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Termy


Location: Washington
Joined: Oct 24, 2004
Points: 960

Re: Self Venting Gas Can
Reply #12   May 10, 2005 11:45 am
I did notice the cost of the metal 5 gallons were high. Even the military 5 gallon plastic gas cans were expensive. Remember though, if you buy a carb gas can, its going to be much more expensive. Just to buy a 1 gallon carb gas can would cost you 10 to 12 bucks.


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