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Old 08-15-2014, 08:46 AM
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I'd like to pour gas down the guys pants who invented those pieces of crap.
You pour and I will hold the lighter.
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I found a large metal delphos funnel that I use to refill the 147....all I have to do is get the new (2011) POS 5 gallon can inside the funnel and pour away. I've modded the spout so it doesn't have the safety catch and installed a vent with a valve stem so it won't glug glug BUT it still leaks all over the place.
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Old 08-15-2014, 12:29 PM
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Yeah I miss when we farmed we had a 300 gal fuel tank for diesel and gas, that was the easy way to fill up your tractor!
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Then there are the "glug glug" spouts... I'd like to pour gas down the guys pants who invented those pieces of crap.
For those self venting cans just run a screw into where the vent should be, remove it when you want to vent. No more "Glug glug"...

Or, just buy one of these.
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Hate those too...BIG TIME....i bought some steel valve stems took the assembly out and put them in the back of my 5 gallon cans for a vent...then take the "guts" out of the spout and they sell these perfect fitting little red caps for them at either napa or your local farm and barn....makes the cans almost just as good as the old ones.....of course you still have to pay for all the unnecessary s#%t!!! Thanks alot government for all you do...but i wont even get into all that...started in california i believe....of course
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Don't pass up ' GARAGE SALE ' or yard sales.

Bought 2 older gas containers at a moving sale that didn't have the new stupid dumb things on it. They wanted $ 2.00 apiece & got both for $ 2.00.

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The older ones seem to be bringing decent dollars at auctions I've been to lately, sometimes as much as a new one.
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