Desiel can

[greif]

Does anyone use the tough jug? Looks nice
Tuff Jugs : 5 Gallon Ripper Cap Tuff Jug

 

[stuckmotor]

I hope it's worth it's price.

 

[Wagtail]

Crikey! That looks like what they use in the pits for the various racing cars 'codes'.

Mind you, anything that can't be sold in California can't be all bad.

 

[scdeerslayer]

That doesn't look like it would be much fun trying to fill a tractor with 5 gallons of diesel. Using it on a vehicle at waist height with a fill hole that's at an angle might not be so bad, but lifting it up to fill a horizontal fill hole on a tractor wouldn't be pleasant. You'd be better off using a cheaper can and removing the nozzle to dump it into a funnel. No Spill brand cans are about the same price and work well filling a tractor if you have a good place to set the can while you hold the button.

 

[marchanna]

Seems a little pricey. I just bought four of these:
2 Litre Self-Venting Diesel Can | Princess Auto

 

[MitchellB]

I use a big funnel and screw the top off my can as I hate those anti-spill nozzles, but it is a bear lifting a 5 gallon jug up above my chest on my Ford 861D. I bought a cheap HF 12vt. fuel pump to save my aging back, but have not rigged it up yet.

 

[Michael Aos]

I find the 10L easier to handle.

Seems a little pricey. I just bought four of these:
2� Litre Self-Venting Diesel Can | Princess Auto

 

[marchanna]

I find the 10L easier to handle.

That's why I have a pump. But yes I agree, 10L cans are a little easier. Fortunately, with diesel you don't have to fill them on the ground like you do with gas.

 

[greif]

I think I might try one, full should only weight about 37 lbs and once you lift it it sits right on your tank which then takes the weight. I hate funnels, I have the no spill brand now but so slow.

 

[LD48750]

I use a big funnel and screw the top off my can as I hate those anti-spill nozzles, but it is a bear lifting a 5 gallon jug up above my chest on my Ford 861D. I bought a cheap HF 12vt. fuel pump to save my aging back, but have not rigged it up yet.

Self-Priming Copper Jiggler Pump

Works for me, I'm too old to lift fuel cans that high.