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It's always something. I bought one with so much crap on the spout, I couldn't (wouldn't) figure it out. Some spring-loaded dojigger that had to be pressed to o
by JoeAltmaier 5y ago
It's always something. I bought one with so much crap on the spout, I couldn't (wouldn't) figure it out. Some spring-loaded dojigger that had to be pressed to open it - maybe hook that on the tank rim? That seemed to work until the weight of the can broke the hook clean off. So I took it all off and poured straight from the can, which isn't so hard.
Also, there was a cone-shaped filter inside the can! So I couldn't fill the can except at sublight speed, dribbling gas in so it didn't overwhelm the filter. What a crock. A pliers ripped that out - simple solution there.
Engineers! Please stop re-inventing the gas can!