Fix a New Gas Can in 5 Minutes - Adding a Vent

It isn't a secret: The new style gas cans are terrible fragile contraptions that have caused many a spills and are responsible for numerous new curse words being created to help describe them. But there is hope. This is my solution to this entirely unnecessary problem.
If you're wondering who is responsible for all of the gasoline spills and time spent waiting you have endured at the hands of these containers, you have the Children's Gasoline Burn Prevention Act to thank for this. I seriously doubt these have prevented any such tragedies (and most likely have caused some), but that's up to your legislators to decide. Trust them. They know what's best for you.
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[@wishiknew1974]

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[@ElGatoLoco698]

Come on knurlgnar, can we get some new vids? Your videos are educational and fascinating.

[@volvo09]

Yeah, come on! (2 years later). I love the history and informational bits you toss in a seemingly boring topic.

[@managersamuel]

He is probably dead

[@timcat1004]

@@managersamuel Someone is banging his wife. She got board. Come on Knurlgnar do one more video please.

[@knurlgnar24]

@@timcat1004 Sorry, I was too busy banging my wife to reply promptly. I may return at some point in time when I decide to.

[@00000005547]

@@knurlgnar24 Lmao I find this channel again after 4 years and encounter the most unexpected response.

[@zsebi696]

I like your enthusiasm. And the comments like: electric rotator device (drill) and double helicoil cut precison cylinder (drillbit) ... priceless

[@Rational_Party]

While this method does work, it's far easier and a bit cheaper to buy a 10 pack of actual gas can vents off your favorite online seller, drill a 1/2" hole, and push one in. Voila, same vent as most cans came with 10 years ago. As a bonus, it only sticks out 3-4mm instead of hanging out to snag on stuff like a tire valve or drain petcock. :)

[@akbychoice]

Chris Hinds I hate them because they deform and don't work well when it's cold. They need to design them better, until then I'll stay with my old cans pre-EPA crap.

[@dantevettese9999]

I remember when this came out. What happened to you man? I've almost graduated high school. Your videos are super entertaining and I want to see more Inverter testing. You gained so many subs! Please come back or tell us what's going on!

[@knurlgnar24]

Thank you for the support Dante. I am still here and have video ideas, but the expected production quality of youTube videos today vs 8 years ago has left me behind. I'm not an artist and am just some random dude who likes tinkering with stuff. I have so many inverters and related accessories I've purchased over the years! (I have a problem...) For now I'm putting my efforts into unrelated things.

[@dantevettese9999]

@@knurlgnar24 Never thought I'd hear back from you. I actually have graduated high school. I graduated last year 😂. Who cares about the quality. The best part was you tinkering around with stuff and really giving an awesome understanding on how these things work. I learned so much from your videos.

[@kevatnorthfield]

here in the UK we have never had a vent and they work just fine - iv watched a few of your videos and youv been informative however this is beyond stupid in a crash that would pop out and so would the fuel have you ever seen a person on fire it no joke - they try to breath air but get flames instead then they try blowing the flames out but run out of air - you getting the point yet - that sound never leaves you -

[@bsma1009]

We miss you Knurlgnar... something wrong with? :(

[@AndyMuellerez2b]

I have noticed that the new gas can shown in your video puts out a burst of gasoline when you first open them on a hot day. I like this vent idea. Good move. Thanks for sharing this info. :)

[@JohnDoe-td2ug]

Knurl, are you OK? No videos for 2 years now. Miss you brother.

[@sharik_rahat]

where are you man? ((yelling from Bangladesh, long time follower))

[@bobbowie5334]

You know that with an extension and a _universal joint_ on your socket wrench you could actually place a _hex nut_ and a _lockwasher_ on the _inside_ of the can and vastly improve your modification.

[@akbychoice]

Bob Bowie tapered pipe thread on the pet-cock drain valve.

[@joescheller6680]

so how do you propose to get it in the tank and on the valve with auniversal joint that wont stay rigid

[@tedjohansen6535]

@@joescheller6680 if im understanding the situation, i think you could tip the can upside down to reverse gravity vector w/ respect to the can. Seems doable but not easy

[@3321MDZ]

Thanks for that info. I was just about to try the tire valve option glad to try the petcock option. . Even with the lockwasher I'm finding that the valve wants to back out of the plastic can. There is a Locktite epoxy for plastic product that I am going to try to see if the brass fitting can be tied to the plastic can little better.

[@techskills08]

Good job in not recommending the air valve stem method. I have tried that and it absolutely degrades in short time. I live in hot south texas and when the temperature rose enough and the valve's rubber degraded enough, the pressure within the can simply pushed the valve out. I had no idea how long it had been sitting without the valve and gasoline fumes leaking into my garage, I'm just glad I found it before anything bad happened.

[@bensmith4563]

I love the warning at the start

[@ianmacdonald3793]

Please come back......you are sadly missed

[@managersamuel]

Is he still alive?

[@nixxonnor]

We miss you knurlgar! Where are you? Where have you been? I hope you are OK...

[@truthfreezeJIL]

I been thinking "conspiracy" with the massive price increase and changes! ha! Thank you for the help.

[@tsxownz]

hey where are you? we are missing you!!!

[@1fanger]

Hi, just got onto your channel. Like it very much. One way, at least for the foreseeable future, to get good old style gas cans, is to keep your eyes open on the interstate, as you pass through suburban areas. Empty gas cans seem to have the tendency of jumping out of landscape trailers quite frequently near the burbs. Particularly the 5 gallon size. The wind just blows them out of the trailer, it seems. Also, they can be had in antique and collectible shops.

[@Nameless.v2]

Where have you gone?We miss you videos!

[@themoviemaniac8416]

Okay, I used a internal tooth lock "star type" washer with a dab of silicone on it, worked just fine and won't come loose.

[@niteowl7958]

Where you at Knulgnar. Your videos were very interesting.

[@rabbycacker]

Great idea, a petcock, any petcock from an old radiator or where ever you find one and if you don't have one they're only a couple of bucks.

[@Lumilan]

How about a simple one way valve, so that when standing by it won't let out any of the gasoline, but when you start to pour it lets in all the air you need?

[@sivalley]

A valve for this purpose would have to be ridiculously large to be sensitive enough to the tiny changes in pressure, hence why it's impractical and not used. Pressure changes are in the hundredths of inches (millimeters) water column pressure.

[@smallenginedude71]

i have a spectre gas can. made in canada. it has a vent on it, i purchased it about 10 years ago and it works great

[@grassroot011]

I got one of these types that do not have a screen in the spout. Put a chunk of air filter media, the green stuff made for single piston mowers and string trimmers.Runs slower but for the protection they provide, it's OK.

[@brambleranch7166]

Thank you for the idea. I hate the new gas can. It spills way more gas than the old kind. I'm a bit leery this vent mod could heat up in the sun and rupture the tenuous thread engagement.

[@HeliBrent]

More Knurlgnar! :) You are missed!

[@mattmopar440]

these new gas tanks are a danger they bloat up like balloons in my shed im alway worried about one reputing thanks for the Video !

[@knurlgnar24]

+mattmopar440 I tend to agree with you. There has actually been one company go out of business after being sued for their cans rupturing when they get hot enough, and opening one of these things up when fully pressurized is an easy way to get gasoline sprayed all over. I know of one person who went to the ER for that. The old style vents that leak slightly once the can is overpressurized worked great to keep things safe. Unfortunately they are now required to never vent under any circumstances. That's what happens you have something designed by bureaucrats instead of engineers I guess...

[@kissingbanditt]

+mattmopar440 mine too, they blow up and i feel its gonna explode...very cheap, very dangerous...what can we do?

[@mattmopar440]

+Theo T install that vent and during your hot months in July I'm going to leave mine cracked a little

[@kissingbanditt]

+mattmopar440 i had mine since july...its now end of october....do i need to add anything in the tank, to keep the gas in good condition? i heard of stabilizers but dont know much..

[@mattmopar440]

+Theo T I just keep the cap tight I've never used stabilizer and have never had an issue gas should last till spring as long as its in a seal container

[@sharik_rahat]

hey @knurlgnar, please come back... it's been over 2year... we miss your videos man.... are you even alive? :(

[@thecooldude9999]

Ever seen those ez-pour kits they sell at tractor supply? Comes with a real spout (with screen) and an easily installable vent. Should work on every "spill-proof" can on the market, worked fine on mine.

[@akbychoice]

Those are Spill-Proved cans.

[@kurtzxcvb3481]

Are you still alive I miss your videos

[@router103]

Love the videos....do you still monitor your KZbin account... I have a question.

[@soteriology1012]

How do you screw on a nut from the inside?

[@BubbasWorkshop]

thanks for the video I enjoy your vids and sense of humor!

[@algorel4763]

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!!

[@sivalley]

FYI Pipes and their associated fittings are sized by nominal inside diameter with a standard wall thickness of 1/16" for non-threaded (I.e. copper pipe intended for "sweating") fittings and 1/8" for threaded; versus tubing sized by nominal outside diameter. E.g. 7/8" copper tubing and 3/4" copper pipe are cross-sectionally the same, save for being different alloys.

[@knurlgnar24]

+sivalley Well, that would explain the 3/8 hole for a 1/8 drain valve. Thank you for the explanation!!

[@sivalley]

+knurlgnar24 You are very welcome good sir.

[@doctormorbius6430]

What can you say about a product that comes broken?

[@knurlgnar24]

I expect nothing less from the cheap crap for sale in today's world. What used to be ordinary consumer grade products are now industrial grade products that cost 4x as much. Yes, you can purchase a good jerry can today for $100+ and it will work as well as the gas cans from the 1980's, but everyone just goes to WalMart and gets the $10 gas can and then bitches about it. Just like I do...

[@acet7]

I usually look at garage sales for the older version of the gas cans, I can't stand those new gas cans. Thanks for the tip.

[@knurlgnar24]

+acet7 The old style plastic cans in good condition are difficult to find around here. BTW, did you know that it is technically illegal in many places to use a gasoline container made before 2009? Fortunately as far as I know only California enforces this law.

[@acet7]

I didnt know that

[@Mike-nt7cd]

@@knurlgnar24 Ware are you I what you to do a review on a edecoa 1000watt pure sine wave inverter www.amazon.com/EDECOA-Inverter-Converter-Display-Controller/dp/B07D6M33NM/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=1OV6LJF0D3P9I&keywords=edecoa+1000w&qid=1556757828&s=gateway&sprefix=edecoa+&sr=8-2#

[@TheChipmunk2008]

The problem seems to be the spouts... gas cans are unvented in most countries without a problem (the vent is built into the spout)

[@kg4boj]

You should try using regular old leaded gasoline, it pours better.

[@waswestkan]

I agree the almost annual redesign of gas cans is the pits. bureaucrats at the direction of yhe insurance sector draft what standars are supposed to meet , but engineers still design them.. For the most pat I have purchased wide mouth funner and forgo try to use the pour spout by unscrewing it off the gas to pour the liquid out. Sue I have to hold the can so air can enter the can while the gas is being pours out. That's what one had to do while using the metal cans of yesteryear that typical didn't have a vent. Except for the cans that had separate pour and fill openings, whee you loosened the fill cap a bit when pouring. Generally the gallon metal cans you had to live with the glug.glug pooer

[@AlessioSangalli]

Where to buy this valve? Can you write the name of it?

[@knurlgnar24]

Any hardware store should carry this type of valve. I happened to purchase it at Runnings which may not be available in your area. I have since tried a few brands of snap in conversion kits and none of them worked well so I still stand by what is in this vid. Not perfect but it works.

[@AlessioSangalli]

@@knurlgnar24 oh I meant, what is again the name of this kind of valve :) thanks for the reply! Wonderful video.

[@knurlgnar24]

@@AlessioSangalli In my region it was called a 'back seat valve drain'. Where you live it may or may not be called something different.

[@AlessioSangalli]

@@knurlgnar24 thanks! At least this allows me to lookup online for an sku or something

[@donnots8218]

I find getting a Sunoco race fuel can from Amazon for $40 bucks is the best way to go. 2nd best way to go is getting a fluid container from rural King for $20. Both are 5 gallon "fuel" cans with long spouts, no safety valves, and vents. The Sunoco has a better vent less splash back and a wider spout tube.

[@cantstandya112]

I've spilled more gas with the new cans than I have ever spilled with the old style. The Briggs and Stratton cans though I have found function the best from any of the new style without modifying it for added venting. The green lock collar though is garbage and it is easily cut off with side cutters.

[@tomn5880]

you also get a vent cap in an aftermarket pour spout

[@danielhorne6042]

i use a non vented one and when it bulges i just open the cap a bit to release the pressure or just keep it in a cool area well thats what i do

[@knurlgnar24]

That works, but it still pours slowly and easily spills which is the primary problem that needs addressing.

[@stevenknight993]

Well done - good and faithful servant.

[@IamTedV]

A Back Seat Valve Drain? I have never heard that name. On this side of the country, they call them a Petcock Drain Valve. I would put a dab of silicon on the valve threads before assembling. As for the valve being 1/8" and the hole being 3/8", a lot of the plumbing measurements are I.D., not O.D.

[@faffaflunkie]

+IamTedV Not _silicone-_ put _yellow _*_teflon tape_* on the threads to make a positive seal.

[@bighammer587]

faffaflunkie : Teflon tape is NOT used to seal anything. It's primary function is to lubricate the threads to prevent galling, which should not be an issue with the gas jug, its plastic!

[@faffaflunkie]

Silicone won't bond with plastic.Teflon doesn't _seal-_ but it's _lubricity_ makes a *tighter* thread.

[@IamTedV]

Then pipe dope that is rated for flammable liquids, would be my next choice.

[@faffaflunkie]

If it sticks to _plastic_ and stays pliable it'd probably work. _Aviation Permatex_ I think would be a good bet.

[@HeritageFarmsTexas]

Good fix.

[@Xixu.co.6]

You can buy the old Gott vents on ebay and you just drill a hole and it pops right in.

[@MStrickkk]

COME BACK PLEASE?!

[@jimmytate7587]

you can buy vent caps on ebay. i got 20 for a couple of bucks. just drill your hole in the can and tap it into place.

[@knurlgnar24]

You can purchase those but they do not seal well and can pop open under pressure. I do not consider the snap fit vents commonly available to be adequate.

[@sportyhog69]

For a tapered 1/8" BSP or GAS thread you should use tapping drill size 11/32" not 3/8" you have wound up with less thread contact depth... tut tut.

[@TengYuan]

it may not need a vent with that fancy spout you have on there.

[@DuckPin2011]

Oh yes... Yes it does. Try pouring one of these bad boys and hitting where you're aiming.

[@vuaeco]

The world needs guys like knurlgnar24. Unfortunately, it's so hard to find them.

[@kenjohnson6603]

It needs a cap on the end of the spout. You will get dust and dirt into and if it is in the back of your truck water will get into the spout. Find a different way.

[@TruAnRksT]

A dual starlock-grips on the inside and outside-washer would be more appropriate.

[@crazybob1954mo]

I just use a thumb screw that has wood screw threads on it.... Only about 35 cents.... Poke a hole with an ice pick, Screw in the thumb screw. BAM!!! Done

[@joescheller6680]

best idea yet

[@godblessthelessfortunate3175]

Where can you buy one locally to avoid shipping charges? All the ones I've seen at the big box stores aren't tapered with a pointed tip.

[@Eger118877]

I recommend also buying an "EZ Pour Spout" for $10-$12.

[@MegaWillyxxx]

My friend I hope all is well. Miss your knowledgeable videos. I am wondering if I could read amps used in a 12v system by applying DMM leads on the pos/neg batt terminals without damage? Hope you will see this... Willy

[@btrapr]

are you still among the living? serving overseas con tract?

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

😂

[@maximus20895]

I thought that the nozzle has a hole in the top of it to allow air in...

[@christianxzowner2958]

Good video sir !

[@MikesDIYTeslaPowerwall]

Love to see some more videos, What happen to ya :)

[@fouroakfarm]

But the children! Won't somebody think of the children!

[@hobbit321a]

hey do you know who I am ?

[@delprice3007]

maybe an external o-ring also

[@knurlgnar24]

Not a bad plan. If someone wants to do this be sure to get an o-ring that is rated for continuous immersion in gasoline. While such rings are easily obtainable note that your standard hardware store o-rings will deteriorate quickly and leave you worse off than without one.

[@tempersne]

And, it is now a crime to put gas in it at the gas station....

[@eksine]

can somebody tell me why he's doing this and what he's talking about? when he says in the video that you all know why I'm doing this and doesn't explain it that's just stupid

[@eksine]

ZZDoug I have, that doesn't help at all. there's no problem with the gas can and I keep it in the truck that I sleep in.

[@hobbit321a]

could you do a video on changing the oil on your carplease!

[@knurlgnar24]

+david wise I believe I did one of these with my Cadillac Seville a while back.

[@hobbit321a]

did you use torx seal

[@hobbit321a]

what color was yours?

[@knurlgnar24]

+david wise Didn't use any sealer. Shouldn't be needed on an oil plug and if it leaks install a new crush washer which should take care of it. Is there another reason or purpose to 'torx seal'? My Cadillac is grey/brown color.

[@hobbit321a]

to mark the positon of drain plug

[@voltare2amstereo]

www.bunnings.com.au/icon-plastics-5l-fuel-can-and-pourer_p3400258Note th 'vented poured'These are the standard in Australia, the pour tube self vents, very easy to use.

[@christianxzowner2958]

Only crap i see is the spout... Theres some for sale in hardwarestores and they have build in venting tube...an even some are sold with that spout as standards

[@knurlgnar24]

No gas cans can be legally sold with the spout you speak of. Any that are sold with that spout are not rated for gasoline and I don't want to put gas in a jug designed for water - if it splits that's a big problem. The liability repercussions mean that gasoline containers are built FAR better than 'race jugs' and the like. The kits they sell everywhere in stores come with a plastic cap that leaks and easily pops open under pressure. Useless and/or hazardous. I have seen some very nice add-on vent products for sale in various places on the internet which is a more refined version of what I show here. I haven't tried them but some of them look fairly legit.

[@Lion_McLionhead]

Guess the gas can was leaking after this video, when he lit a match.

[@DerekGranquist]

+knurlgnar24 Awesome video!! ...and I echo the resentment of our Nanny State.

[@ShaneMatthews27]

My dad just made a hole in the back of ours and plugs it with a stick when were not using it.

[@nr3rful]

you are way off base here. when you push the can down on the spout that activates the vent at the neck.

[@joescheller6680]

what fantasy world did you grow up in vent in neck?????

[@fdryer5116]

Joe Scheller He's actually correct. Depending on whether you agree this new safety fill is better or just interfering with fillups and spilling some fuel, there is a clever vent channel in the filler neck. The idea is when the green lock is turned to allow fillups, pressing the fill tube into the opening of a gas tank pushes the fill tube back to open the interior valve. When fuel pours out, air flows into the front of the fill tube vent that feeds air back into the container, providing an automatic vent. If only a portion of the gas can is used, pulling out the fill tube should allow the spring loaded tube to extend and shut off the internal fill value to stop fuel flow. Should is the key word unless the filler assembly gets buildup and doesn't work, spilling fuel. The trick here is to use a little WD40 to lube the filler and green lock pieces.

[@hobbit321a]

used to work with you

[@toyou3064]

Saves spills in storage that burn people to death, freethinker. Show us how you tie knots in seatbelts. More from the ridged, inflexible, and entrenched in the good old Archie Bunker days.... 7:39 😢

[@knurlgnar24]

I don't think you understand the history, politics, and unintended consequences of these government mandated containers. They do not prevent burn injuries nor do they have anything to do with seatbelts - not sure why you threw that logical fallacy (strawman) in there but it's clear evidence of someone who knows they have no valid argument. These containers often rupture in storage due to the high pressures, force high pressure streams of gasoline out of the spout when opened, regularly spill when in normal use, and even a 4 year old child can figure out how to open the spout. All they do is create hazards and frustrate people. Those who are ergonomic engineers know that the easiest way to make people injure themselves is to design something that frustrates the user. Congrats. Mission accomplished. Everyone who has ever actually used one of these has suffered frustration. It is YOUR thinking that is rigid and inflexible. Have you ever considered that not everything you're told has scientific, data based, statistical evidence to support it? That there is a social agenda behind nearly every law often not based in truth? Nope. I can tell that you have never even considered it.

[@sludge4125]

When it’s cold, these cans can’t be used by weak and/or arthritic hands. So, I just don’t give a flying turd. I take the whole top of the can off, and just pour it into the tank. Sure, I spill some. Maybe even a lot. And I care about the environment. But I hate governmental stupidity even more.

[@knurlgnar24]

Removing the entire spout and pouring into a funnel is a time tested and historically common approach. The problem I have with that is many of my vehicles and small equipment cannot accept any reasonable funnel and make this work properly so a spout is more practical for me. If not for you then go for it! Spillage isn't the primary reason these stupid government mandated spouts exist anyway, it is child burns they are trying to prevent. How about not letting your kids play with your gas cans? Nah, makes too much sense.

[@sludge4125]

@@knurlgnar24 Thanks for this response.

[@coptechgold]

Our wonderful government.

[@dereksimenac8844]

Tire valve works much better

[@knurlgnar24]

Covered in the video. They don't last long in a gasoline vapor environment as the quality ones are made from EPDM rubber which rapidly degrades in gasoline. The cheap ones are even worse.

[@TheTomBevis]

My favorite solution is to elevate the gas can and siphon the fuel into your tank, using a 5/8" inside diameter hose section. It's much faster than even a vented can. Try not to get gas in your mouth, though. lol

[@akbychoice]

TheTomBevis try a shaker tube that has a marble in the end, much easier.

[@jtnoodle]

So then...since most of us using these cans aren't children, the law shouldn't apply. Law amended. You're welcome.

[@bobbowie5334]

+rts If you let your _children_ play with a *gas can-* your next address should be the _Department of Corrections_ anyway.

[@jtnoodle]

+Bob Bowie no idea what you're talking about but thanks for commenting

[@antheredhen]

Idiots designed the new cans and many more things we deal with now.

[@xxxratixxx]

no more neew vids??

[@MyPlayHouse]

Hi Knurlgnar24 You are really good and fun to watch,,may i ask,,,,will i can ask,,can´t I :-) why you o not make more videos,,, you look close to be able to make a nice little extra,, almost living from this! is there a BUT?

[@dashtesla]

Small world..

[@johndii2194]

What happened to knurlgnar24?

[@rolliebca]

knurlgnar24 You've been gone so long! Any thoughts as to when you'll post again? You still have a well deserved audience waiting for you. Even just a quick 1 minute update would be nice. I hope all is well with you and yours, and will continue to check your channel going forward. Best wishes!

[@Migueldeservantes]

what happen man??? did you fall out of the end of the earth?No more videos ??

[@Migueldeservantes]

well I guess that the have better more important things to do than to check his channel.

[@mlc4050]

I sit next to him at work... I can confirm he is still alive and well

[@Migueldeservantes]

Nahhhh.... You need to keep in mind that every one of us have a drive.. his is inverters and so... mine is making really complex machinery "And make it look stupidly simple" but if he don't wanna... he is probably going trough a few of those changes that all of us go in life.& in due time He may come back... other wise is just a waste of time....

[@Starchface]

+Fry 34k now. It's going up even though it's been over a year since this video was posted. He had excellent, fairly unique content and he knows his stuff. I am curious why he stopped.

[@Migueldeservantes]

Well is a nitch... not every one actually can open complex electronics and trouble shoot them!!

[@2aminitials]

I used a vent out of the EZ Pour brand kit, the type of vent you just push in a drilled hole. So far so good.

[@knurlgnar24]

I have tried those. They always leak and are useless. Perhaps you have had a different experience.

[@nixxonnor]

Hi knurlgnar24 ! All your fans hope to see a new video from you soon. We all miss you... Hope everything is well

[@ZT_Performance]

COMMMMMEEEEEEEEE BAACCCKKKK TOO YOUTUUBBEEEE

[@GoingOffGrid101]

hey can you make a video of you backup power setup in use and show how long it last I think it would be interesting.

[@knurlgnar24]

+fliping720 I've been wanting to do that, actually, but my house is such a mess that I'm ashamed to show it on camera. :)

[@GoingOffGrid101]

aww, I wont judge you!

[@whydamaker3689]

+knurlgnar24 I'm interested in a solar system for my houses. I would like to start with my first house. I've been reading on the different types of batteries to use. I've watched your video and wanted to know what size converter I would need. The house is over 2500 sq ft. (Over) I have 2 front load washing machines. 2 dryers. Central air and heat. A well , an extra large kitchen with 2 Electric stoves. ( large stoves ) . numerous lights , 2 hot water heaters. ( extra large ) , 3 freezers, 3 iceboxes. And outside lights and garage. Whew! How big or how many converters will I need?? What's the best in your opinion along with the batteries. I've been looking at these. , ( www.sunxtender.com/ ) I'm probably going to re-wire the whole house anyway.

[@whydamaker3689]

+knurlgnar24 send me a way to contact you and I'll call or email

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Going Off Grid what happend to this kunrlgar

[@iamamo2min595]

where are you mate? you cant stop uploading videos, I hope you ok, don't give up, your channel was doing ok, many people are asking for your come back including me, do it please , all the best

[@Georges3DPrinters]

Hey knurlgnar24, Long time no videos posted. Hope all is well.

[@JoseSanchez-wb5rz]

Very good,was looking for a solution to these dumb fuel cans,this looks like it,thanks for posting.

[@dumouchelclermont4982]

What is going on with knurlgnar24....(SICK, move to an isolated island?)

[@WereReallyRelayCamping]

3 years..... wow

[@MishinFishin]

Knurlgnar where did you go ???, Come back !!!

[@jbell2018]

you havent uploaded a vid in a while