Gas Container Recommendation?

[Jtheo]

I use the metal cans made by Eagle. I have 2 one gallon cans and 5 that hold 2 1/2 gal.

Some I have had for years, and I picked up the rest off eBay.

 

[046]

really bummed about my justrite type II can with spout.
it's leaking without a way to service the cork gaskets.
drilling out the rivets seems extreme to replace a cork gasket.

this is on an older justrite can. I've got some newer justrite can that have screws, allowing cork gsk replacement with no fuss.

I've got the 1 gal size picture left

 

[1953greg]

finn--i didnt use a PLUG--i used a caplug--that fits over the outside of the oil spout--and im not close to it--so cant tell you the size--

12ga shot shell works for me

 

[Jtheo]

:hmm3grin2orange: What a classic statement!!! :hmm3grin2orange:

This is going to be hard to top

 

[deezlfan]

You won't find these in any store anymore, but they turn up at auctions occasionally. 1.5 gallon Kerosene can the railroads used around the yard back before battery powered lanterns came about. The lanterns and switch stand lamps needed to be filled constantly and these were perfect for that. They are the Cats A$$ for filling a saw without spilling a drop. There is enough room to mix the gas and oil and still shake it well. The red cap I added. It's a dust cap off a fuel filter. The oil bottle is from a restaurant supply house, large topping dispenser for chocolate sauce. No more oil mess all over my saws.