Dangerous Safety GAS Cans! This can Hurt You!

[@jamesharry6479]

My old school can started leaking at the spout base where you screw it on and off. Found a kit today at Ace Hardware store with old school bendable spout and a vent also. Works great. Lowes and Home Depot did not have. Thanks Ace Hardware.

[@davidcarper5411]

Most ACE stores also stock Arnold aftmkt mower parts

[@stansmith4054]

Make Gas Cans Great Again!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

AMEN Brother!

[@gilbertdare5921]

Tractor supply sells a replacement nozzle without all the "safety" bs. Comes with a cap for the end, and a vent fitting to add to the can. Simple and safe. Nothing to twist, nothing to try and push down. Just pop the vent and filler cap and pour.

[@terrybyrd3738]

The replacement nozzle costs twice as much as the 'safety' can. The designer, inventor, and engineer (all the above) should use their own product before being permitted to unleash such dangers on civil society. I've spilled more gas with 'safety' cans than ever before without.

[@gilbertdare5921]

@@terrybyrd3738 not the one I bought.

[@laurakilmer8652]

and you get a free drag show on top of it.

[@robbyers7614]

Don't support tractor supply they support drag shows!!

[@lostpony4885]

Good cuz all that stuff is plastic with strong springs and pieces pop off randomly as it ages and fatigues

[@billybell6950]

People educated way beyond their intelligence design those new cans . Your spot on.

[@pyrotech7210]

Another reason mechanics hate engineers. Junk in the name of safety.

[@midwestg4105]

Too much govt intervention....never had all this crap 40-50 years ago and I surely don't remember ever having a problem!!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

So true, and I was around 50 years ago working g off farm and on! 🙄🤔

[@ROACHRAGE2]

I hate those cans as well. My experience was that I ended up spilling more gas rather than less. I found out from other videos that there are kits available with which you can convert new cans back to the old style. I have converted all three of my 5-gallon cans and am the better for it!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Add where did you aquire your kits?

[@brianhillis3701]

​@@tenacioustortoise7151mom and pop hardware stores and some gas stations in my area carry them. It is less the federal government and more the California Air Resources Board (CARB) doing this.

[@bretfuzz925]

Remember that the government was pushed to mandate this by some woman who’s son got burned very badly by filling a mower with an old school can. I feel sorry that happened but I also agree these new gas cans are far more dangerous as well. Some things in life have risks associated with them.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Sounds like he may have been putting gas in it with a hot engine. If so a safety can would have been as bad as those spouts are notorious for leaking.

[@railroad9000]

The issue is that no one uses common sense anymore! It left the building long ago!

[@greggwolffis7211]

Whose brother-in-law came up with that design? He's probably never mowed a lawn or filled up a chainsaw or leaf blower in his life!!!

[@davidcarper5411]

I still have My Blitz can from 24 years ago..2t or 4t, day or night.. Made in Miami, Oklahoma 🇺🇸..

[@muffs55mercury61]

Cool !! The one I use is a Delphos made in Delphos, OH. My one gallon for the weed eater gas is an old Wizard from Western Auto circa 1960s or 70s. I think I know what's best for my safety better than the politicians do.

[@Orlosthedruid]

I own 2 of the cans he has here...they truly suck. These gas cans leak like crazy, and are not safe for the environment!

[@rshutterbug47]

The New Ones Are The Ones That Should be OUTLAWED, There The DANGEROUS ONES NOT THE OLD ONES, The New Ones Are Just Like Crying A BOOM Around, Just Waiting To BLOW FUEL & FIRE A Over Every Thing & Everyone, Around it !!!

[@robhunter2435]

I have an old school gas can and not about to give it up. You are very lucky the fuel did not ignite

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Absolutely, I was lucky, or blessed. Maybe oth. I look for old cans at garage sales now.

[@James.99]

On a 117 degree day last summer that spring mechanism shot right out of the nozzle and it turned itself into the old style gas can.

[@f9qo]

Been using the same old style red plastic gas can for fifty years, just had to replace the nozzle and vent cap once. It works for me. Here in Japan a couple of years ago, the government passed a law that prevents gas stations from filling up plastic gas cans of any type, they say they are dangerous.... I don't have a clue. You have to use metal ones for the fill up, I fill up my plastic can from the metal one. Diesel and kerosene the stations will accept plastic cans, just not gas.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Thanks for the information. Yes I am converting all of my cans to a manual vent and new nozzle. This is what I am doing for MY cans. You have to make your own decisions about safety I am not an engineer.

[@kellyspann9845]

I have that exact old school gas can you have with the same spout. I have a gallon one for my weed eater and a 3 gallon one for my push mower and a 5 gallon for my riding mower that I bought about twenty years ago before they changed the design. Will never get rid of those. Be careful !!!!

[@cr6323]

we are in 21st century.... someone can design a better gas can but it's all government regulations preventing it. you really have to undo (get rid of) the spout and make your modifications.... i know it's stupid.

[@vaughnwesterby5162]

I’m from the government and I’m here to help!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Ha Haha yeah so true!

[@Kirk_Mcgurk]

Amazon has everything you need! I upgraded to the stainless rear vents and I'm glad I did, they work great and now I'm back in business just like the old days... Good Luck! 😏 ZOOYL Gas Can Vent Caps Retrofit Kit 6 Packs, Enhances Flow for Faster Refills, Universal Fuel Tank and Gas Can Replacement Vent Valve Made of Durable Stainless Steel with Attached Silicone Rubber Cap. EZ-POUR Rigid Spout Replacement and Vent kit for Pre-2009 Gas Cans - Update your Old Cans | Includes Spout, Cap, Replacement Vent, Flame Arrestor, & Secondary Base Cap.

[@robbyers7614]

Problem with Amazon is they are big tech- jeff bezos owns Amazon and the Washington Compost fake news paper.

[@laurakilmer8652]

Thanks very much. great advice. I think I have been lucky, from now on I will be smarter. thanks again.

[@jayjaynella4539]

Having worked with safety experts in a large multinational chemical company for 20 years, I can not tell you how arrogant these safety czars are. Know it alls who are more opinionated than any gov bureaucrap.

[@flinch622]

Overpaid and... unsupervised. I hate these new 3 handed contraptions, and the old school vented type cans were safe enough. As for buying old ones, the nozzle should outlast the container - the plastic will frac out all by itself [which takes a few decades]. And now... some mah jongg advice from our former surgeon general Joycelyn Elders, as heard in front of committee [while attempting to speak on a completely different subject]: "Every chow should be a planned and wanted chow". So true - doubling goes right out the window.

[@Scott-bw4og]

Couldn’t agree more with you. I eventually went back to my dads metal cans with a spring valve to release pressure. Bet it would be over a hundred to buy new.

[@georgepruitt637]

A "Plastic safety can" is only as good as the metal it's made of.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

So correct, in industry, all of our cans were metal.

[@Peppermint1]

Also, everyone must search the video about the exploding gas can on KZbin. It will reset your way of refilling a chainsaw/snowblower/lawnmower. Always use a large funnel and don't refill when the engine is hot.

[@mathewmolk2089]

Be realistic, there Bubba. You have a Partner saw that is cutting re-bar for 4 union Ironworkers. (You are looking at a labor; overhead rate of $500 and hour just foe them to say nothing of the rest of the men on the project.) . The saw runs out of gas. - What are you going to do. Send the guys home and tell them to come back later while the saw cools off? It just don't work that way in the real world, Bunky. Let's get some real world data here. - The auto ignition temperature of gasoline is 536 degrees. - Bad things start to happen to an engine if the block/oil temp gets much over like 250. Even the exhaust rarely gets to 400 when it's running!!!!!! If you manage to get anything on your engine over 500 degrees re-fueling is not going to be a problem. - Rep-BUILDING is what you are going to be looking at.

[@muffs55mercury61]

I still use an old fashioned metal can and a funnel to prevent gas from spilling over. My lawn mower holds two gallons. For my weed eater which takes two cycle oil in the gas I have a separate one gallon can that lasts all summer. I do have a plastic can but with the old school spout as I threw away that other dangerous thing. For my health and safety I know a lot more than the politicians do.

[@jeffs.2431]

I bought two of the yellow diesel fuel cans that had those ridiculous spouts on them for fueling my torpedo heater. It is impossible to use them without getting diesel fuel on your hands trying to work that damn spout!

[@pbc1951]

I hate them new cans.... I just turn the Nut or threaded ring to vent mine.... and I leave it loose most of the time, I hate it when it cools off and Sucks the can In....

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Yes I has started doing something like that and I have new vents to test.

[@crazyburkey3677]

I'd just cut the spout and use it that way, without all the nonsense It's all these so called "safety experts" that can't use common sense, and don't know anything about the physics of things that cause all this, like those mowers with the safety latch on them, they're easily overriden, by old school techs with practical knowledge

[@johnossendorf9979]

I am constantly on the lookout for old gas cans in good condition.

[@henrysmith8012]

Those type nozzles also overtime will destroy a trimmer fuel tank. Breaks the tanks monting points and fuel tank falls off. These stupid govt. mandates are made by politicians that have never done any yard work or grass cutting.

[@grepora]

Vent caps are available for purchase online. Just drill a hole in the back and pop in the vent cap. The U.S. government did not design these gas cans. The specified requirements for manufacturers to meet. The manufacturers designed them poorly to meet those specifications as cost effectively (cheaply) as possible. The primary reason for this design was to prevent gas from spilling when the cans were knocked over. That is what they do. Unfortunately, the design is hard to use, spills gas, and posses the risk you described. It is the failure of the manufacturers to deign them properly and the failure of the government to completely specify the operating parameters.

[@bountyhunter4885]

One question : Do these online purchased vent caps vent out pressure build up, or just vent in air while pouring ?

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

So far the simple plastic ones are manual vent. I have some fancy ones to test.

[@mathewmolk2089]

I am an engineer....IF you have to work to specs written by someone else it the them and not you that is responsible for the design. If the GUBMENT would get there beaks out of our business the entire country would be WAY better off. - You can start with unleaded gasoline that they charge more for NOT putting lead compounds in it. And tell me, just how are those anti theft steering wheel locks working out for KIA owners.

[@adamhuffman3354]

Government trying to dictate everything we do. Even mowing the grass!

[@chrisj5984]

I had the exact same thing happen to me using on of these cans, I also went to vent one and had a blast of gas shoot from the can about 6 feet. Another real danger with these cans are if they build up enough pressure from increased outside tempeture it will cause the fuel to travel up the interior stem and leak everywhere outside the can, this is a real fire harazard to anyone storing them in a vehicle or truck bed. As a precaution I now press in the sides of the can while venting to allow for some pressure to build in the can when not in use. I know if the sides are bulged out the can is pressurized. These cans are truly dangerous and even though I reached out to the maker of my cans with concerns about pressure build up and release, they did not seem to care one bit, profit over safety I guess.

[@EricBlackmer]

I agree. I hate that type of safety valve. I try to collect the older ones.

[@gardentractor]

Them cans don't vent at the spout. They vent at the sealing cap when the spout is stored inside the can. That is why their is 2notches on the black screw cap. Whey you tighten the black screw cap lid all the way it is completely sealed for transport to the gas station for fill up. When you open up this cap to the 1st notch the cap and plug will loosen up just enough to vent the gas fumes out but it won't open all the way until you turn it past the second notch to take it off completely. It took me a bit to figure it out . Always turn the cap or the spout very slowly to vent before each use Rule Of Thumb!!

[@paulmoffat9306]

They were NOT after 'safety' in that can design, they were following EPA regulations to reduce VOC discharges. On the can that I have, I removed the 'safety intelock' so the flow can be started just by pushing the spout in the can, because just try to lift a 5 gal can to the fill point on a CAR, trigger and push at the same time - you can't get a hand to depress the lock in that small recessed opening on a car! BTW, Harbor Freight gas cans, with dual handles are the BEST, and are made of much thicker plastic than the Wally, store versions.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Excellent points all!

[@donkellogg881]

There used to be the old style spouts available at Big R (R&P?) stores. I bought several of them a couple years ago (2020).

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

I will check our Farm &Home store.

[@MichaelMoore-rc7ch]

I tell everyone i come across who uses a gas can the the new can are the safest cans around. UNTIL YOU GO TO USE THEM !

[@lostpony4885]

I got the 1 gallon size and that thing is practically a round ball when the sun is on it. I'd Never underestimate that mini firebomb can for a second. Best gas can is the metal round one with the spring-loaded breather that breathes out but not in. But you need a good funnel. That little second opening is also no good, can fill your confined spaces with fuel fumes.

[@robertnbobn7664]

I lucked out. Bought the regular gas can long time ago with yellow spout. Ive never had to buy a government gas can. There are hacks to fix it to be safer. Thanks for explaining the hazards. I was wondering what the problem was.

[@Dan-ej9iu]

I agree with you the old can was so easy to use.

[@juliejones8785]

My first experience with one of the new cans resulted in a face full of gas. It also took multiple tries to find a way to get it to actually pour gas into my car.

[@MagnumForce51]

I have a old school 1 or 2 gallon can in the shed I use for my lawn mower so thankful we never got rid of that one. There's a 5 gallon sitting in the backyard that has a safety nozzle but it was easy to disassemble and remove the spring from so it won't be a pain to work with anymore. Just need to pull the nozzle up manually when done with it but that's a small price to pay for having something that wouldn't cause spills trying to fight the spring action on it. :P

[@rick980]

Happens in a hot garage too

[@cricketbelle1]

This pressure blowback happened to me just today. The can sees a little direct sunshine and kaboom 😢😢😢! How are these safer? Just like the EVs that catch fire and you can’t put them out? Fire all the Government but the military and watch how things get better!

[@marya4717]

Thank you for the wonderful public service you just performed, and very well I might add!

[@randykish8242]

Yup I've spilled more damn gas and hurt my back waiting for the air bubble to release the fuel. Government paper pushers making rules when they haven't even probably used a gas can. We should all be able to return them for a rebate and buy the ones with plug which by the way are suddenly appearing again after being pulled off the shelves years ago

[@chrismash6265]

it is not about safety, politicians only care about investing in the companies that supply the safety features that they make mandatory.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

If they had their way we would live our lives bubble wrapped!

[@muffs55mercury61]

Well sure and there all made in China now which they're in bed with.

[@omahanb1]

I bought metal safety gas cans they are way more expensive but after 20 years they are good as new.

[@methemonkeyking]

I have six 5 gal gas cans, I trashed the spouts and bought old school spouts and vents.

[@kirkmooneyham]

THIS RIGHT HERE, 100%!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

@kirkmooneyham I switched all my cans to a flexible spout and separate vent cap. Found on Amazon of course!

[@stanleykijek6983]

My old gas can works fine. I just use a funnel when filling up the mower (not using the hose) and carefully pour the gas into the mower and never spill the gas, then I simply screw the caps back on. Furthermore, when I buy gas at the service station I only fill the 5 gallon tank just halfway as it will take a couple months to use up that amount of gas. You don't want to use gas that gets too old, otherwise you may have starting/operating problems as the carbonator can get gummed up as the molecular makeup of the gas slowly deteriorates.. I use up and run the mower empty each time I cut the grass so I seldom have those problems. My mower runs for 90 minutes on the mower's tank when full, so I pretty much have that down to a science!!! Screw the government!!! Also, I never keep a gas can outside into the sun or where someone can come and take it. I always keep it inside the windowless garage where the temperature never gets above 85 degrees and making sure there is nothing near the can.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Good policy to follow.

[@greenpighunter6930]

Nowadays I just remove the spout to fill. Spill alot more than the old days. Screw em!

[@MyNathanking]

3:02: "What happened to me?" Let me guess without seeing anything beyond this: The pressure built up in the can, you opened it, and you got sprayed --- or almost sprayed --- in your eyes? NO, WAIT...you already had the can tilted downward with the spout into the fill hole of your mower tank. The can was pressurized. You activated the spout to begin dispensing...and the gas SHOT OUT of the spout --- bad news for a hot engine.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Partially correct; I was trying to relieve the pressure in a can that had been in the shade and got sprayed.

[@joec2442]

💯 percent correct man!!

[@WilliamL1988]

I live in Louisiana, it's been 110+ with the heat index. I hadn't used a gas can in a while(one of those new ones) well while I was having some fence work done a few days ago, the can in question, was near the back door. THAT MOTHER looked like a freaking balloon from so much pressure in it. Thankfully it didn't pop while anyone was near it.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Just releasing the pressure that builds up can be a dangerous process. And this when they are not setting in the direct sun. Glad nothing happened.

[@maggiemmoore]

Sounds like a lawsuit to me. Only way to stop them.

[@akbychoice]

Yes, class action lawsuit against the gooberment and anyone that put these POC in play.

[@randysmith9715]

YEP! I did EXACTLY THAT! Sprayed gas EVERYWHERE AND OVER EVERYTHING! It was a good thing there wasn't any flames or sparks. Get a commercial grade can!

[@trailjockeytj6160]

I got a face full of fuel one time luckily had my glasses on but still got in my eyes and was five minutes of discomfort! Don’t forget to vent

[@brianmattle7844]

The gas cans with those stupidly complicated spouts are not about safety. They were designed to prevent escaping fuel vapors from harming the atmosphere. The next generation of fuel cans ( if there is a next generation ) equipped

[@richardkenan2891]

Pretty sure they were designed to discourage people from using gasoline and force them to transition to all electric.

[@slickrick412]

Biden blows up the nordstream and Bill Gates is cloud seeding. But yeah gas cans venting is a problem.

[@akbychoice]

That’s a joke, as soon as they are opened the vapors escape. Follow the money on who ( politicians ) invested in this garbage.

[@lostpony4885]

Can definitely put your eye out with that thing. Ive had those pop apart like target pistol, you dont want to.mix bad plastic and extreme spring pressure like that even before adding gas

[@NooneStaar]

NATO jerry cans are about the only good modern can worth buying.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

More cost but obviously much better qua!

[@jaredbickmore2474]

The VP racing cans aren't half bad either

[@usmcstasniper]

Our Federal government needs to be started over.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

You have an excellent last name!

[@mathewneisen335]

Just ordered a nozzle/vent cap kit, so I can convert my new "safe" gas cans to an old style working gas can.

[@johnschaefer2238]

Great video hope more folks watch this. No unneeded chatter just a regular common sense dude telling it like it is without the Cosell sarcasm!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Getting ready to shoot the video on some solutions to the can problems. As a working guy, time is a premium, but I found some inexpensive items that correct the issue.

[@stuartkorte1642]

Along with the amount of gas spilled messing with new spouts. Of course this change has nothing to do with the Anti-fuel movement

[@gordyowens9570]

I had it happen to me but it didn't get in my face.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Good to hear that.

[@amathonn]

I have one of those. They're a pain in the but but I don't see how they're dangerous. By the same token i don't see how anyone can legitimately say they are in any way safer. Just a typical example of unelected bureaucrats exercising illegitimate authority.

[@MrChevyman962000]

In hindsight, you should go and buy the simple old school spouts, and vents, and give the idiots the middle finger...

[@RobertSmith-jq6yq]

Awesome truth

[@invoxicated]

I have one and furiously hate it. I'm going to improvise a new spout.

[@jim4859]

Those new spouts are simply unsafe. There are replacement kits (of varying quality) to put a real vent and a flexible nozzle on the new cans. I'm sure the agency responsible for those things has heard about it from those of us actually trying to be careful and safe, but deaf ears...

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Yes Jim I have a couple of items on my bench to test and offer my opinion. My wife passed away last week, and minor things like my KZbin video production has taken a low priority.

[@terryditterline8312]

The first nosal is a wasteful and dangerous one .the second one shown is a good one that with some common sense is a much safer an more effective way to fuel anything!

[@boblonergan7583]

They are dangerous!

[@dalemihocik4732]

Those newer style cans are awful. I converted all of mine to the older vented style, much safer and user friendly now. If the government can reverse Roe v Wade why can't we get the older better cans back? Makes you wonder.

[@georgelamarca5878]

we're from the government and we're here to help :)

[@robertgreen9980]

I've spilled more gas using these "safety" cans. Trying to make these contraption work is nuts.

[@rotorav8]

Tried one of the new cans to fuel my car, what a complete pain in the a$$. The safety kept clicking off making me reset it. The end was too large to keep the filler flap open, spilled fuel all over the ground and my car. What an environmental advancement!!! They are designed to reduce spills, complete fail.

[@mikeeiben3430]

In an attempt to save the Earth from gasoline vapors, the federal government made gas cans dangerous and a pain in the ass.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Nicely stated!

[@eddieolivera539]

Very good advice.

[@JCcanU]

I have the old school cans , and two with the vent pipe in the neck as you fill it vents back into the can . they ate scary , the yellow cap will blow off like a 22 long rifle . eating dinner on the deck nice afternoon all of a sudden the cap from a so called safety can hit my EX in the face it was 30 foot away I had a area in the shade I sick the Mower can off the deck next to a car port . just happen to be facing her when it popped off it cut her but not where she needed to go to the Dr the sound was like a gun, no longer use them cans the press down type I refuse to buy . Get a jerry can .

[@lgoamity]

Sorry you feel that way about the "government designed" CARB Cans... I too Hate them to a degree. In the Thumbnail you have a version I saw way too often on Briggs and Stratton Cans. That design IMO was horrible because the O-Ring seal when the safety lock is released and the Nozzle is "opened" a fair amount of fuel would often seep past the O-Ring and leak all over the place. Not good. Now there are other designs and manufacturers that don't use that design. There is one particular version that (while I don't own) looks to provide all the "required" Government safety and can be "vented" prior to lifting/filling the can. Basically it just has a "push button" valve so as long as someone holds the button it is "open". No need for two or 3 hands and contortionist work to get fuel into a vehicle or require it to sit/push on the tank lip... Which on various older tanks (be they Plastic or Metal just aren't up to the task of handling the stress/weight of a can full of fuel "flexing" it for minutes at a time)

[@mnwoodshop3877]

I have 3 of those old school gas cans.I do not like the new gas cans

[@mikegreer9041]

It's quicker and easier to just take the spout off and use a funnel on all gas cans.

[@busman2050]

Need to speak faster. Almost 10 minutes just to show us a gas can that doesn't vent.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Thank you. I do appreciate constructive criticism. I work on speedy delivery.

[@stackerdude]

Awesome ‼️

[@noname2490]

Who cares if it's dangerous to the user when it's safe for mother earth 🌎 all hail earth savior of the universe!!

[@rick980]

I did the same thing a different way, gas in my eyes luckily there was a pool out back i made it too and washed my eyes in our i would be blind now

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

The thing that gets me is how was the gas still in the nozzle. It has been a while since this happened but now I wear my safety glasses the whole time I mow or string trim. I hope my warning saves someone from this risk.

[@stanleyromanowski9816]

Ever try to fill you string trimmer with one of those "safety cans" with the 'push to pour' nozzles? Big friggin' joke! Upsets the trimmer and dumps gasolie everywhere.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Yes I have had the experience. I now have a dedicated 1gallon tank for trimmer and cultivator. I will still covert to new nozzles in an upcoming video.

[@pauldoroff6973]

I think a Democrat designed it

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

That's funny and possibly true. Sure glad they are looking out for, and thinking for me.

[@HeyChickens]

There is probably way more gas vapors getting into the atmosphere in one day from splilled gas because of this stupid gas can spout design than would have evaporated from old style gas cans in a year! Worst design ever! How are we supposed to maintain enough pressure with just one hand on a slippery plastic nozzle that usually has gas leaking all over it, while simultaneously trying to hover a heavy gas can full of gasoline over a 2" gas tank opening and trying to leave enough of a gap so that we can see when the tank is full, while also dealing with the whole thing trying to twist in all different directions as we are pouring? If you haven't tried this before, it's really fun, especially when you have sweat pouring off your forehead and trying to drip into the tank you're trying to fill!

[@JackSon-cs5vk]

i convert all my cans to the old school style

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

@Jack Son I would be interested to know how you upgrade those cans.

[@jackedwards7420]

Not to be critical but please speak up, I cant hear you and yes, I've got the volume all the way up! And again yes I can hear others fine! Thanks!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Thanks Jack I do appreciate the feedback. Still learning to work with my inexpensive equipment.

[@Zachary-wh9io]

Not to mention if you have to use it on a car GOOD LUCK

[@kevinhenderson3609]

I transformed my gas can to old style with the help of ez gas

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

I am going to be testing a few different brands of replacement nozzles and vents in the coming weeks and will post my findings.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

Do they still make the old fashioned kind or does the govn't not allow that. I see op. for entrepreneur to make them if allowed. Soon to be bootlegged 😂

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

I work for the retail giant, as a mobile facility maintenance technician. I see nothing but these dangerous spouts.

[@laserflexr6321]

I'm thinking about it. Never would have imagined there being a black market for gas can nozzles LOL

[@curtreed8210]

You missing the big picture,there trying to force electric by making gas a pain in a**.

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

I agree, Make Gas Can Useful Again! MGCUA!

[@laughing5559]

PV=nrt

[@Michelinman420]

I've spilt more gas than i ever did with these new caps, garbage

[@dwaynegaskin8570]

Can't hear you !!!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

I appreciate your feedback. I don't have expensive equipment like some and use my phone to record videos. It is no excuse however and I will endeavor to work on my sound level on future projects. Again thank you.

[@denniss1211]

volume too low!!!!

[@tenacioustortoise7151]

Thanks. Yes, I am working on that issue, I appreciate your. feedback 😀 .Take and work safely.