google it.....2.5 and 5 gal versions......available at wallyworld, homedepot, etc.......

I too tried to upload a picture but tinypics is tango uniform.....

Last edited by josh-kebob (10/05/2018 9:35 PM)

I will have to check it out Thanks 

Great cans a local Polaris dealer stocked those here in Oregon about four or five years ago. I have both the 2 1/2 and 5 gallon red  and yellow diesel sizes. Use to spill diesel all over the hood of my tractor before buying the cans (the opening for the tank is in the middle of the hood). These cans are great because they have a shut off feature that stops the flow when the tank is full. No more over flowing the chain saw, log splitter or lawn mower.

Really love my old "stand-by" gas can. Its a 2.5 gal Round-Up jug
  Lid screws off/on. Can use a funnel....or NOT!    "Let it slosh" is my motto.
I don't NEED some panty-waisted-west coast(not you RPM)-EPA-homosapian- 'can't-mind-my-own-business'-tofu-eat'in-busy-body-limp wristed-metrosexual-lipstick wear'in-Trump hate'in-cross dress'in-dope smok'in- 'wear-my-ball-cap-backwards'-busy body...who THINKS ...he knows more than any of the "great un-washed masses" know... jackleg.. telling my what designed gas can(for goodness sake!)I need!  Especially when years back that was the number one cleaning agent when "washing-up" after working on our carz!!
Anyway....when my Round-up jug wears out I'm liable to use an old antifreeze container. (The SAME anti freeze that kills stray cats/dogs if they drink it)
Sorry......that's just how I roll!
6sal6 

Last edited by 6sally6 (10/07/2018 11:38 AM)

6sally6 wrote:

Really love my old "stand-by" gas can. Its a 2.5 gal Round-Up jug
  Lid screws off/on. Can use a funnel....or NOT!    "Let it slosh" is my motto.
I don't NEED some panty-waisted-west coast(not you RPM)-EPA-homosapian- 'can't-mind-my-own-business'-tofu-eat'in-busy-body-limp wristed-metrosexual-lipstick wear'in-Trump hate'in-cross dress'in-dope smok'in- 'wear-my-ball-cap-backwards'-busy body...who THINKS ...he knows more than any of the "great un-washed masses" know... jackleg.. telling my what designed gas can(for goodness sake!)I need!  Especially when years back that was the number one cleaning agent when "washing-up" after working on our carz!!
Anyway....when my Round-up jug wears out I'm liable to use an old antifreeze container. (The SAME anti freeze that kills stray cats/dogs if they drink it)
Sorry......that's just how I roll!
6sal6 

 
For those of you thinking about using “alternative” containers for gasoline (and thumbing your nose at the Feds), turn them upside down and read the recycle number. Use #2 - high density polyethylene. Gasoline will (slowly) dissolve #4 - low density polyethylene.

MS wrote:

Once the Californians dictated we must all use compliant gas cans that meet their clean air specs, there have been many failed attempts to design a gas can that did not leak profusely when gassing up your mower or whatever.  They all leaked a lot worse than a can with an open spout.

BUT MY FRIENDS, I AM HERE TODAY TO TELL YOU I FINALLY FOUND ONE THAT WORKS PERFECTLY.  YAY, VERILY, THIS NEW DESIGN DOES NOT LEAK A DROP!

I found this five gallon can at Wally World and it works without spilling a drop!   And was not overly expensive.  I did remove the built-in strainer that is there to apparently keep you from introducing trash into the container because it caused the gas pump to spill gas on the ground.  Once that thing was removed, it was clear sailing.

Now, when I fill up my Mustang with a plastic can, there is no gas spilled on the paint and no gas wasted.

It's called the EASY CAN.  Would have posted some pics, but the tinypics was not functioning at the time of my post.    So how does it work?  Do you hold the plastic ends and tilt?  



 

I actually have 6 of those gas cans- 4 gas and 2 diesel cans. They really are good cans and also the first ones I’ve found that don’t leak. My ONLY complaint about them is that they could pour a little faster.  They get heavy after a while if your trying to pour out 5 gallons.