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Midwest 5 gallon gas can $13.25
$13.25
Seems to be a good deal, bought locally but appears to be available online as well.
https://www.target.com/p/midwest-...A-54164702
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Last Edited by SaltyOne | Staff
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Thanks shojus 
Amazon has a 5-gallon Briggs & Stratton gas can for $11.19 (Limit 3)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
Amazon has a 5-gallon Briggs & Stratton gas can for $11.19 (Limit 3)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
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All of these newer gas cans are a real pain in the butt! With all of the restrictions and regulations you end up getting a gas can that leaks and that you can barely fill your tank with... This IS the best price it's ever been though, so there's that!
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All of these newer gas cans are a real pain in the butt! With all of the restrictions and regulations you end up getting a gas can that leaks and that you can barely fill your tank with... This IS the best price it's ever been though, so there's that!
Nice find! I hate the new nozzles as well, the Midwest one at Target isn't terrible though. Click a button, then push the can towards the filler. No leaks on my first use...maybe I got lucky.
Get one of the battery powered fuel transfer pumps from Harbor Freight.
Link: [harborfreight.com]
$10...much less when you catch on sale. Make sure it fits the hole. Low spill and no heavy lifting.
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Get one of the battery powered fuel transfer pumps from Harbor Freight.
Link: [harborfreight.com]
$10...much less when you catch on sale. Make sure it fits the hole. Low spill and no heavy lifting.
Better yet, and for the most pleasant gas pouring experience, buy the little air hole pieces and a straight flexible nozzle. the only thing more enjoyable than that is having one of those giant funnels and just dumping the can into a big funnel. now for a little push mowers and weed eaters, yeah those other nozzles are fine. But for any real use this is the much better option!
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JSP Manufacturing Pick a Pack Yellow Fuel Gas Can Vent Cap Chilton Briggs Rotopax Gott Anchor Multipack Pricing (10) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00U7YL...6EbMF
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I do like that pump idea, I would not have thought about that myself, but thanks for explaining that....I may just do it. and you're right, my solution wasn't about saving money but having an enjoyable pouring experience.
Get one of the battery powered fuel transfer pumps from Harbor Freight.
Link: [harborfreight.com]
$10...much less when you catch on sale. Make sure it fits the hole. Low spill and no heavy lifting.
I also have this can from target. Inside, they have a white plastic sheath for the nozzle. When filling from a gas pump, this plastic piece causes the gas nozzle to splash out gas which then causes the pump to think the container is full. I removed these plastic sheaths with a pair of pliers and screw driver and it solved the problem.
I looked it up and it seems like this is an epa requirement to prevent spills. I honestly don't understand how.