July 28, 2025, 09:49 PM
RightwireGas cans - another Trump win?
Reversing the idiotic 'safer more eco-friendly' mandatory gas can just reinforces my mantra...
"If it's being done right somewhere, it's not being done by the U.S. Government.
July 28, 2025, 11:26 PM
rscalzoHate those stupid nozzles. I was about to go to the commercial equipment dealer and buy a commercial gas can that doesn't have that style.
July 29, 2025, 12:57 AM
KMitch200Same reason we have 32 warning labels on ladders.
Lawyers and govt…(often the same thing), regulating what doesn’t need to be regulated.
If you fall off a ladder because you’re an idiot, BLAME YOURSELF!
If you pour gas on a burning bonfire and it blows up unexpectedly, you’re a dumbass that should be thinned from the herd.
July 29, 2025, 11:01 PM
sourdough44Mind you all my fuel cans are older or ‘modified’, but this issue has been a biggie with me for years.
I’ve never seen more spilled fuel than with the ‘epa cans’ or recent years.
It’s time to unregulate the spouts.
July 30, 2025, 05:01 AM
r0gueI am certain I've spilled more than a gallon of fuel wrestling with these contraptions since their inception. But, on the bright side, very little vapor got out of those cans.
July 30, 2025, 06:22 PM
Todd HuffmanWe raise a few chickens and burn an incandescent bulb for heat in the brooder cage. Can't hardly find them now, and I don't like to run a heat lamp in the house because of the fire hazards. I'd love to be able to run to the Walmart or Dollar General and just buy a pack of 75-100 watt bulbs.