VP-Surecans

xcvator · Jun 29, 2018

Just found these things on FB. They look pretty handy, I always seem to be able to spill fuel, especially diesel just where I don't want it. Could be good for pumps, gennies and chainsaws.
Has anybody here tried these,

http://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/eB...category=6763&pm=1&ds=0&t=1530223221000&ver=0

Jaros · Jun 29, 2018

A very handy product indeed. It should sell well. :Y:

Occasional_panner · Jun 29, 2018

Moving parts, fuels and gaskets don't do well long term.
Doesn't look like that trigger mechanism is serviceable/cleanable, one bit of debris and it will feed fuel into that pipe, the thing tips over and way more mess than a std jerry can.

Mr Magoo · Jun 29, 2018

Occasional_panner said:
Moving parts, fuels and gaskets don't do well long term.
Doesn't look like that trigger mechanism is serviceable/cleanable, one bit of debris and it will feed fuel into that pipe, the thing tips over and way more mess than a std jerry can.

That was my thoughts. To complicated, to many area's a small leak could occur. Diesel not so bad but petrol

. I would not consider it a safe storage can.

Manpa · Jun 29, 2018

I would have thought anything which was going to hold hazardous materials would have fairly stringent testing and standards that it would have to meet before production and sale would be allowed.

user 7268 · Jun 29, 2018

The guy doing the review, does state that he wouldn't recommend throwing it on the back of the quad or similar. There is quite a few things that could fail but :|

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