3/4" Scepter fuel spout.

[VanGo]

3/4" Scepter fuel spout solutions. The design is simple, make a durable spout to fit the 10L (2.5gal) and 20L(5gal) Scepter MFCs, retaining the same function as the OEM spout, but use the internal threads of the filler neck. Listed below is an example of the spout, shipping CONUS for $20, if interested please PM me for details.

Van

 

[NLXTACY]

Just so I understand this correctly...

I have 5 of these cans with NO spout whatsoever. Are you offering the entire solution? the hose, the grey spot and the white threaded insert?

 

[VanGo]

Joey,

Thanks for your response. This is a complete 3/4" spout solution, threaded insert to spout. PM'd sent. Thanks.

 

[VanGo]

A few questions have been raised about the use of o-rings to help prevent leaks, this solution does not use o-rings and takes advantage of 1" complete thread engagement between the spout and and the filler neck of the fuel can, Scepter has a built in air vent to allow for quick evac of the can, this is a durable, inexpensive solution when compared to the costly, hard to source Scepter spouts. HTH.

 

[VanGo]

SOLD the remaining spouts and made up a few more... PM if interested.

 

[NLXTACY]

I have to admit, when I first opened up the package I thought, "what kind of back woods half ass concoction is this".

Then I looked at for about ten seconds and said to my wife, "why in the hell didn't I think if this!!!!"

The solution is so simple and so elegant that it willmake you mad you didn't find the solution yourself. Especially with how long I've been trying to find them online.

Thanks man, well done!!!!

Works like a charm and I'd recommend.


Side note...
I opened the package in the truck and my 13 year old son says, "is that a beer bong?"

To which my wife replies, "you bought TWO beer bongs?! You don't drink beer"

:Flipoff2:

 

[VanGo]

Joey,

Thanks for your honesty. I decided that function over form, low cost and immediate availability were important when making the spouts, what you hold is the evolution of those ideas.

Thanks again!

Van

 

[VanGo]

1- spout remaining in inventory.