They do! Is yours the Reliance blue jugs? It works on mine too.
Water dispenser - fits on Scepter Jerry cans
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Not Reliance branded. just your standard transparent blue jugs you see in offices, homes, etc.
at campsites I visit, I have a source of fresh water to fill it. only gripe is i can't keep the 5gal jug cool. fine for cook water, washing, etc, but who likes to drink warm water. yuck
at campsites I visit, I have a source of fresh water to fill it. only gripe is i can't keep the 5gal jug cool. fine for cook water, washing, etc, but who likes to drink warm water. yuck
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
Yeah. Mine came with the silicone adapter thingie you put over the top of the jug.
The pump fits real nicely on top of the Frontrunner 20 liter jerry can. It also fits on the 50 liter Frontrunner slanted tank, and with about a foot of 1/4” id silicon tubing on the spout it is easy to transfer from the slanted tank to the jerry can.
FYI, these things are on sale (BF deal) at Amazon right now for $12.
There's a 25% off coupon right now in addition to the BF sale price.
That coupon does not affect the in-cart price.
But a slightly different model comes in just under $8
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I'm unsure what that model looks like underneath. but the original one with the 25% coupon (shows at checkout, but not just in cart) is under $9. https://amzn.to/3Z0IHT1
Land Shark
SILVER Star
great deal right there.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
Doesn't work too well under 20*F! 
Other than that, it has been a great buy.
Other than that, it has been a great buy.
That’s right. I got another one- my original stopped working after about a month of use. I feel it’s not worth carrying an extra, but it is worth having a backup plan for getting water out of a container.
Some stats for that water pump:
*Pump shuts off automatically after a 1 min cycle
*Pumps 6 cups/cycle
*Pumps 25 cycles/full charge, or about 5 gal/full charge
