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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
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I guess nice idea but I have to wonder about a few thing.

Is there anyone who, for instance, would be enough of a doofus to try to transport a jerry can upright unless it's in a rack? Missing one of the prime benefits of sturdy construction + recessed welds here - any side can be down just fine.

Watching him pour was painful. His pricing seemed odd.

I chuckled at that as well. If you laid it on it’s side it would have won the tipping challenge. Standing it up in the bed of his truck was just retarded. Also, he used a non carb nozzle I believe but he got the short one. I just bought the 9 inch one recommended above and I’m not sure how you could spill unless you tried to. As for 140 a an he is bonkers there. Like above, 2 for 89 bucks. 45 dollars sounds like a lot for a can until you start pricing cans. They aren’t cheap anymore. Rburg will be disappointed that people aren’t leaving 50 dollar cans on the side of the road anymore. Lol

In response to an earlier post, it takes a special kind of stupid to mess up a gas can. Our Government at it’s best.

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Originally posted by GregY:

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
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I guess nice idea but I have to wonder about a few thing.

Is there anyone who, for instance, would be enough of a doofus to try to transport a jerry can upright unless it's in a rack? Missing one of the prime benefits of sturdy construction + recessed welds here - any side can be down just fine.

Watching him pour was painful. His pricing seemed odd.

Unfortunately, about half of the general population by my estimate...

One of the nice things about the 10L (half size) NATO can is that it transports upright like a champ. Perfect for long trips where you want to carry some extra fuel.