Justrite Type I Galvanized Steel Safety Can with Funnel 5.0 gallon 7150110 1

The sturdiness of this gas tank and the pouring without spillage is excellent. We use it for gasoline for our generator and I don’t feel worried about putting it in the trunk of my car that I’m going to have a stinky car when I get it back home. it pours very well without so much mess. I’d rather spend the money on this nice metal gas can versus some cheap plastic thing and not be covered in gasoline every time I need to pour some. It is somewhat cumbersome to fill, but still better than those horrible plastic twist three times hold it upside down while standing on your left foot and shaking your head attempt to pour it using three hands and spell it all over everywhere type. Definitely would buy it again. Some people make modifications to the funnel. I didn’t find I needed to.

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Just purchased and received one type one 5 gallon and one type two 5 gallon tank.Went to fill them both up last night. I only live live 2 kilometres ( 1 mile ) from the gas station. When i got home the back of my Jeep was full of gas coming out of the top of the can. After cleaning the mess, i checked both cans for leaks,and tilted them just a little. The can was spilling alot on its own.I will be posting some videos in a couple of days.I am very disappointed and will be returning the type one can although i will be keeping the type two can.The problem is the seal and spring on the type one is very weak compared with the other.Very unhappy customer

I have had so many blow-mold plastic cans break at the seam, or leak at the cracked lid, I decided to go back and try a steel can, like they all were 60 years ago. Except they have much improved in 60 years.This thing is a tank (groan), and very well made. I'm sure it will outlive me. And the shape of it makes it much easier to carry and pour than the typical plastic can shape.Other reviewers have noted the plastic funnel hinge being a weak spot, and it probably is. I would have bought it without an attached funnel--attached is nice--but we all used to just use a loose funnel just fine. It was just part of the routine: grab the gas can, grab the funnel, fill the mower. When it breaks I'll be no worse off than that, and until then, the attached funnel is nice.

At first glance this can is a good size and looked well constructed.Unfortunately the first time I filled it up, it leaked near the bottom rim.