Amazon has
2-Gallon Garage Boss Press 'N Pour Gas Can for $12 - $1.80 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page =
$10.20.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this item: - Ergonomic design: The can is designed to be user-friendly and easy to handle, making it simple to pour gas into your equipment without any spills or mess
- Self-venting spout: The spout is designed to vent automatically, which helps to prevent spills and overflows
- Controlled flow: The press button on the spout allows you to control the flow of kerosene, so you can fill your equipment at the perfect rate
- Flame mitigation device: The can includes a flame mitigation device (FMD) to help prevent fires and explosions
- EPA compliant: The GarageBOSS Press N Pour 2 Gallon Gas Can is EPA compliant, which means it meets all the necessary safety standards for use with gas
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I think I've had mine for probably 7+ years now and it's still doing great. Valve mechanism got a little 'stuck' recently but a couple drops of oil got it working right as rain again.
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I heard the EPA reversed the mandate for these types of gas cans. I never liked the spring-loaded nozzle idea, myself.
I'm partial to the 'Easy Can' - the thumb-button nozzle is super quick/easy to operate and won't spill a drop once you let go to close it. I like that they don't have the big honkin' nozzle/spout like many other gas cans (including this one).
I think I've had mine for probably 7+ years now and it's still doing great. Valve mechanism got a little 'stuck' recently but a couple drops of oil got it working right as rain again.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Easy-.../301697278
I heard the EPA reversed the mandate for these types of gas cans. I never liked the spring-loaded nozzle idea, myself.
I'm partial to the 'Easy Can' - the thumb-button nozzle is super quick/easy to operate and won't spill a drop once you let go to close it. I like that they don't have the big honkin' nozzle/spout like many other gas cans (including this one).
I think I've had mine for probably 7+ years now and it's still doing great. Valve mechanism got a little 'stuck' recently but a couple drops of oil got it working right as rain again.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Easy-.../301697278
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I heard the EPA reversed the mandate for these types of gas cans. I never liked the spring-loaded nozzle idea, myself.
I'm partial to the 'Easy Can' - the thumb-button nozzle is super quick/easy to operate and won't spill a drop once you let go to close it. I like that they don't have the big honkin' nozzle/spout like many other gas cans (including this one).
I think I've had mine for probably 7+ years now and it's still doing great. Valve mechanism got a little 'stuck' recently but a couple drops of oil got it working right as rain again.
https://www.homedepot.c
I hate those, prefer the palm-style Scepter ones way more. The smaller button on easycan sucks when you're using it to fill a generator
Took a quick look at reviews - those Scepter ones have significantly lower review averages, with a much higher ratio of 1-star ratings. 🤷
Took a quick look at reviews - those Scepter ones have significantly lower review averages, with a much higher ratio of 1-star ratings. 🤷 ♂️
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