Jerry cans

[Sksman]

Anyone need old style jerry cans?

 

All are clean inside and have been sitting in garage empty for awhile.

 

Just cleaning out the cottage garage and without pulling a tube or running 3 sleds all weekend and burning 3-6 cans a weekend I don’t need so many.

[Sksman]

[skidooboy]

If they are clean, and dont take up much space, just keep them. You never know when you may need them for a generator, or to haul extra fuel, in a crisis. Ski

[Sksman]

I have about 8 others or so.  Plus 4 diesel cans also.

 

I would love to keep them all but running out of space.

 

Free if anyone wants any.

 

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[Sksman]

And they are no longer available.

[Spiderman]

Was just discussing with my father how much I dislike the new "non" vented cans vs. the old ones - esp. when large/heavy.

 

[PISTON LAKE CRUISER]

2 hours ago, Spiderman said:

the new "non" vented cans

For these cans the mennonites drill a hole near the back of the handle and stick an appropriate sized nail in it.

[coldfinger]

Catholics use screws .

[Sksman]

17 hours ago, Spiderman said:

Was just discussing with my father how much I dislike the new "non" vented cans vs. the old ones - esp. when large/heavy.

 

Just hard to find nozzles to pour that are flexible and last.

 

Although I find myself using the brass ball siphon hose most of the time now.  It’s about same time to pour as the new style cans.

 

 

[whits-end]

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Was just discussing with my father how much I dislike the new "non" vented cans vs. the old ones - esp. when large/heavy.

 

 

Agree 100%, but the newer ones now have a vent on handle.

[Strong Farmer]

On 8/7/2025 at 8:42 AM, Sksman said:

Just hard to find nozzles to pour that are flexible and last.

 

Although I find myself using the brass ball siphon hose most of the time now.  It’s about same time to pour as the new style cans.

 

 

I just use vp red cans. I know they aren't mto certified, but cans are flawless and pour fast. Zero complaints after 3 years. 

[Dave K]

On 8/6/2025 at 7:30 PM, coldfinger said:

Catholics use screws .

Zipper could work, if you get it mounted