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Mine leaked a bit on me once, but that was human error....lol. It does suck, you buy these very expensive things to avoid the make shift gas carrying options that usually end in some leaked gas. Can you pressurize the container and then see if then see if you can find the air leak perhaps. -
Yep before and after Yeah I will do. Just looking to see if there's something common on these. -
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By Strong Farmer · Posted
If Seals good on new lid, it must be threads on your can are stretched out and gas is spewing thru seal and stretched threads. If you take some teflon tape and tape it same way lid tightens down, that seal that up. You have to take tape with you and do it when tape wears down. Just a thin layer of tape will do. I smooth it around real well and it stay in place for a few uses.
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