Blitz Non-spill Fuel Can

slowzuki · Apr 25, 2005

I've got lots of old cans but I picked up a blitz can recently for diesel. Maybe I'm crazy but besides the speed thing I love it! Works great on the tractor, can't see it working on a chainsaw or whipper snipper though.

We have the old rigid nozzles that spill on every fill

We have the flexible spouts that don't spill until you accidentally wiggle and they pop out.

We have the twist lock to stop ones that the seals go bad around the base and it leaks gas all over your hands and the can.

I'm tempted to find a spout for my old can, a Canadian army fuel can, looks the same as the us one. Needs a spout though. They seem to use a flexible metal pipe of some kind.

LBrown59 · Apr 25, 2005

The best spout I've seen and used is the Blitz self venting spout.

They can be used on any can that they can be screwed onto Blitz or other brand.

dholly · Apr 25, 2005

( If it was a fed reg it would cover evrery state wouldn't it? )

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides a Federal health-based air quality standard. The Departments of Environmental Protection of several northeastern states have developed regulations designed to reduce the amount of VOCs emitted into the environment from portable fuel containers in an attempt to help meet Federal Regulations and protect their citizens. It is anticipated now that these states, together with California, have adopted the "Spill-Proof" regulations, they will have the effect of being a ''de facto'' National rule.

BRIGUY · Apr 27, 2005

BRIGUY · Apr 27, 2005

BRIGUY · Apr 27, 2005

BRIGUY · Apr 27, 2005

AGAIN

BRIGUY · Apr 27, 2005

If I keep doing this all day how long until I go Platnum?????

BRIGUY · Apr 27, 2005

GerardC

I bet we can't mail order them. It makes me want to do some research, rent a U-Haul, Drive to a place real cans are available and start boot-legging fuel cans.