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<blockquote data-quote="biggen0_8" data-source="post: 1388931" data-attributes="member: 27248"><p>I have one, I agree that there are a few things that could be better, but I like mine well enough to continue using it. I never store the spouts inside the jug, I simply put the block off discs back inside the spout, the only thing you have to do is give the bar oil side enough time to run back into the jug before plugging it back off. That can be an inconvinence any time I have to lay something down it increases the chance of loosing it. </p><p>You do have to get used to "hitting the hole" because it is easy to overshoot, but that's a common problem with me on lots of things. I bought the one I have locally, and have never been able to find another, thought it would be nice to have different mixes ready so I can grab any saw and the appropriate jug and go. That's my 2 cents fwiw.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="biggen0_8, post: 1388931, member: 27248"] I have one, I agree that there are a few things that could be better, but I like mine well enough to continue using it. I never store the spouts inside the jug, I simply put the block off discs back inside the spout, the only thing you have to do is give the bar oil side enough time to run back into the jug before plugging it back off. That can be an inconvinence any time I have to lay something down it increases the chance of loosing it. You do have to get used to "hitting the hole" because it is easy to overshoot, but that's a common problem with me on lots of things. I bought the one I have locally, and have never been able to find another, thought it would be nice to have different mixes ready so I can grab any saw and the appropriate jug and go. That's my 2 cents fwiw. [/QUOTE]
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