Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Contenitore per Carburante in Metallo 20 Litri con Beccuccio e Maniglia, a Prova di Perdite e Resistente alla Corrosione, Adatto per la Maggior Parte di Auto, Moto, ATV e UTV, Nero

The biggest improvement is that now a battery operated fuel pump will fit down the fuel cap opening!!

Great quality for the price, sturdy and durable

These seem as well made as the standard NATO cans. I'm not sure if they're coated inside. Of significance to me is the spout design. 5 gallon GI cans are hard enough to handle when full. Add in a spout that must be pressed against the filler neck of whatever you're trying to refuel and I find it annoying and ofter impossible. Now I realize that the US EPA and CPSC mandated changes foe safety reasons but there must be a better design.

The inlet is 32mm diameter. A good battery powered gas pump normally needs 33mm to put in

Great that they are metal versus plastic. Would much rather have the metal spout. Do not like the plastic ones that come on them

I like the older models with the better nozzles the flexible metal ones. They stopped using those on the started using these cheap plastic ones they're more difficult to use and not as sturdy

The can is great. It's thicker metal that I expected for the price Paint is basically flawless. I would prefer a flexible metal spout but the plastic spout it comes with is decent quality, and functions just as it should. I was able to pour fuel into a vehicle easily, which most new style spouts don't allow for that, creating need for a funnel. Overall great product for the price!

Gosto imenso. Bem feito e não derrama facilmente. No entanto por ser de 20 litros falta pega no fundo...apenas isso. Recomendo vivamente

First use, spout safety broke and will not dispense fuel. Must remove cap and pour through the mouth, makes a huge mess....it does NOT leak however.

I bought 2 of these. One worked very well but the 2nd one has a faulty seal. I took the cap off several times, lined up the threads and re tightened it but gas leaks out when tilted 30 degrees or more.