Justrite 5 Gallon Red AccuFlow Galvanized Steel Type II Vented Safety Can With Stainless Steel Flame Arrester And 1 Metal Hose (For Flammable Liquids)

I have a backup whole house generator. I built the generator shed too short. So it is very difficult to fill the generator with one of the fancy new types of gas cans. With the necessity to hold this down while pressing that and tipping the can while supporting the weight of 5 gallons of gas. Not an easy task. The Justrite AccuFlow has a metal nozzle that bends stays where it is put. There are no things to push down and hold while a trival amount of gas comes out. The Justrite gas can has one strong handle that is necessary to squeeze and volumes of gas come out. The only problem I have with this gas can is the price.

Gasoline ⛽️

IMO, the old-style military surplus jerry cans with a reversible goose neck nozzle/lid like my dad had were the perfect gas cans. Then the nanny state decided gas cans needed to be redesigned to keep gas vapors out of the air. As is too often the result of government meddling, the result was cumbersome gas cans that cant be used without spilling gas. The result of which was even more gas vapor in the atmosphere! Even worse, to make the approved cans usable they literally had to be broken! So, for years I made do with what was available, while always on the hunt for something better. Was aware of the Justright line for awhile, but was put off by the price, but tiring of poorly designed cans and needing a larger volume can, I finally took the plunge. Should have done it long ago. The Justright not only meets the new government standards, it works like a real gas can. The design is complicated and expensive, but the can is built like a tank. It is easy to use (albeit not as easy as a jerry can) and the version I bought even has a goose neck nozzle. Only have one now, but plan to add at least another, if not more. Highly recommended.

you figure approx. 8 lbs per gallon it is heavy. But you cant beast its safety. You wont use a plastic can again.

I just wanted something safer than the plastic gas cans I was using. Ive had this for a while and Im very pleased with it. I learned to burp it before pouring gas into my mower otherwise it shoots the gas out with the burp behind it as you pour. Maybe its just my can, but it looks like the screen mesh inside the spout is collecting rust or mineral deposits. Not sure if I should be concerned about it - after all my mower is still running and its well beyond its normal life expectancy. So I can work with it. I really like this Justrite +2 gal can.

I love Justrite cans and have 3 for gasoline (red) and now two for kerosene (blue). While the kero can is pictured above with a 5/8 nozzle, beware that it ships with a MUCH larger 1 nozzle. The 5/8 size is perfect to refill upright kero heaters, while the 1 is too large without a funnel.

These cans (I own two) feel great to handle (nice weight and feels solid) and are a dream for filling large and small gas tanks. I had a problem with this can that I got from Amazon. When the can developed a leak I found that I could not return it to amazon. I then called justrite on their customer service line. The nice lady who answered (a real person answered immediately) told me that all I needed to do was send a picture of the can and they would “handle it”. Shortly after I sent the email a new can showed up. An American company backing their product without a hassle. What a relief to know that some companies still act properly!!! I would buy this for a gift or another for myself if I found a use.

This safety can does exactly what it should plain and simple. Only thing you have to do before using is screw in the hose and cork gasket to the can. The spring loaded cap for filling has a strong spring keeping it closed and made me confident it wasnt going to leak if tipped or inverted. This is the most I have spent on a fuel can but it also without question the best and only can I have ever owned to actually not spill fuel when pouring it out. This will outlive any plastic can I have ever bought no doubt at all. Will buy again if I need more.

I just took this for an elk scouting trip in the backseat of the Subaru; kept smelling gasoline on the drive but figured it must have been the drop or two that spilled from the fuel nossle onto the can when Id filled it up prior to setting out. The fumes were kinda rough so I just lowered the windows and kept driving. Only after I arrived to my destination in the mountains 2 hours later did I unpack my SUV to see: a puddle of gasoline on the floor mat where the can was sitting! Shucks diddly! I removed the floor mat (careful to not pour the puddle of gas all over) and transferred some fuel from the can into the fuel tank figuring that the gas must have spilled out the top of the can due to sloshing around in those mountain roads or maybe to coming out the top due to some change in pressure sciency business - in any case I saw no damage on the can (or leak) and so I put the can into the trunk of the Subaru and left the vehicle for my scouting trip. Several hours later I returned to find: a friggididdly puddle of gasoline in my trunk at the base of the can! What the hecksters! Only when I arrived home and examined the can under my light did I see fuel misting out of a pinhole at the base of the can (the can is upward bowed, like a cola can and the tiny tiny tiny (can barely see with the naked eye) hole is along the perimeter). My can has a manufacturing defect as it has only been kept on flat surfaces and has been taken well care of and is less than a year old! Now my (family) car smells like gasoline and is airing out... the rubber mats are screwed. Cant take the baby out with the car smelling like this! Now to reach out to the manufacturer to seek help. Other than that it was a nice trip though!

Bought the blue one to use for K1 Kerosene in my shop. These cans are excellent, worth the money and easy to use. If youve had a crap can you know what I mean. This was my third one. Have a smaller 2.5 gal that I use for mixed fuel for chainsaws and works great. Stop buying the cheap plastic ones every other year and get something that will last!