Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Tanica per Carburante in Metallo da 20 L con Beccuccio e Maniglia, Serbatoio del Carburante Resistente alla Corrosione e a Prova di Perdite, alla Maggior Parte di Auto, Moto, Gialla

the safety feature that is used to prevent unscrewing the filler/funnel were broken on both fuel cans IN THE BOX! I have not used these cans yet. If you were counting on this feature to prevent a child from opening the filler, DON'T. This particular feature is very poor! I will be using these cans this weekend as this feature is not needed for my use.

Unfortunately the item got lost in shipping. Never received them.

The cans are totaled garbage. They obviously don’t have research and development because I tried to use one to fill my car and the spout noon and improve design. It’s not even long enough to reach into the gas tank. It’s pretty sad. They’re probably only using half the metal the original cans head already they they have expanded enough to dent the cans. The quality is garbage, nothing compared to a real military can.

The spout is just horrible. When the tank is full and your trying to fill a mower the fuel will spill. Hard to fill slowly. The spout gets pushed in and gas rushes out. The mower tank gets full so fast it overflows. Plus no side handle makes it even more difficult to pour and stop the flow. Then the valve creates a vacuum so when it "burps" gas will overflow even more. Added a side handle and replaced the spout just when pouring the gas.

Hard to prevent spillage even with the pressure tap engaged. The only handles are on the top of the can and this makes it hard to control gasoline flow. The flow button broke on the first use and the spring went missing because of its small size. I finally had to use a fuel transfer device in order to prevent spillage. The current spout is useless. If I were to build this product I would add a side handle and a smaller flow spout for enhanced control. Being a farmer I have equipment that has refueling points in tight spots, like tractors and mowers. I would imagine that other gasoline powered devices have the same problem with these cans.

It will hold fuel. Exterior coating is fine. That’s good but there’s flaws that pushed me back to reputable brands that are tried and true. The “safety” spout leaks like every other can. The handles have a gap in between the sheet metal that when under load will deform and pinch. I’ll still use them but with a funnel and gloves.

I was happy with the price on these 2 Jerry cans, but the short plastic spout, rather than the longer, metal gooseneck spout leaves a lot to be desired. Had the opportunity to help my daughter when she ran out of gas, but the spout is so short that the metal edge of the handle was right up against the car, scratching it. Did the same to my car when testing it out. A longer, metal gooseneck spout would have been a huge asset.

Dude there where metal shavings in my tank!? What the hell? What if i used this on somthing without a strainer? Cant upload a puc because you guys reqire me to convert the image and make very tiny 🤦‍♂️

It looks like the real Jerry can, but it is thin metal which can't withstand the pressure of expansion with a 30 degree temperature change. I filled it in the morning at 68 degrees and it got up to 96 degrees for a high. the cans deformed to the extent that they do not sit straight, and the sides are bulged out. I also had two 23 year old Jerry cans that I got in Germany and they had no problem handling the pressure. Also the paint runs if you spill a little fuel down the side. The cap locking system is cheap plastic and flies off with in a few uses.

Ordered clamp on metal nozzle gas cans. Got plastic screw on cheap nozzles. Scam