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COS80

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What's the hot ticket on jerry cans? I see the new ones have EPA compliant nozzles, which would seem to be a mistake (unless they're drastically different from the ones on regular gas cans), and used ones are a crapshoot, of course. I didn't see any replacement "water can" nozzles for jerry cans, but maybe i didn't look hard enough.

What has worked well for you?
 
The VP racing cans are pretty good. Tractor Supply has a pretty good one as well. Long filler nozzles with no weird anti spill crap.
 
The VP racing cans are pretty good. Tractor Supply has a pretty good one as well. Long filler nozzles with no weird anti spill crap.
Does VP make cans in the shape of the NATO cans? I have two "regular" VP cans, but I don't think they'd fit in my carrier (though I've never tried).
 
Does VP make cans in the shape of the NATO cans? I have two "regular" VP cans, but I don't think they'd fit in my carrier (though I've never tried).

I don't think so unfortunately.
 
What nozzle do you use? I'm finding the cans, but no nozzles.
This is the style that I have.
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I scored these two USMC cans today from CL. I'll be into them both for the price of a single Wavian.
I still use these old steel cans. I have a bad habit of picking them up on FB Marketplace when I see them. 😂
It’s super hard to find nozzles. I found some down at the old military surplus store in Old Colorado City. I can’t remember if that’s still there though. They were offshore knockoffs, and the gaskets were cheap, so I bought some cork “make your own gasket” squares and cut my own. They’ve lasted years.
One work of advice: on hot months, or when you’ll be bouncing around, or making big elevation changes- tighten the cap loosely and let them leak a bit. It sucks smelling fuel, but I’ve had one or two bust a seam from fully sealed pressure.
 
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