Gas Can for the Lawnmower (Walmart, buy, eBay, Target)
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So I'm in Walmart, I need a gas can for the lawnmower, they have one furiously overpriced for ten bucks and if I tried to go somewhere else I'd be driving for half an hour so I buy it.
And what do I find but a complicated, balky, uncooperative, nonworking locking mechanism on the spout.
It wouldn't pour but it did a great job of leaking gas all over the mower.
Is this what we have to have today?
Is there anyplace I can just buy a gas jug with a cap on the spout?
And more to the point, what has happened to us that we let people do things like this to us? Or more to the point, what has happened to YOU, because I don't choose to cooperate.
And what do I find but a complicated, balky, uncooperative, nonworking locking mechanism on the spout.
It wouldn't pour but it did a great job of leaking gas all over the mower.
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I hate those dirn new gas cans! Go out to Agri Supply in Garner and buy you a nice metal can without all that junk
I don't use a gas can I have a cheapo $6 hand pump and I just pump gas right into my equipment. Course it only works for 4-stroke power equipment. Takes a few seconds, but way better than storing gas that just gets old and stale.
Do a search for Flo-n-Go or JerryPump. They are basically the red gas cans where the flexible pouring spout has been replaced with a pump, hose and nozzel like at a gas station. Some are for regular gas, others designed to mix oil and gas.
I mean really, can we have the legislators who do these kinds of things beaten or something?
It's only going to get worse if we don't. If they had the sense to realize what a bad idea this was, they would have had the sense at the time the legislation came along.
And you want improved safety, here's your improved safety: How many other people are just going from the jug to a funnel on the tank? That's safer than the old nozzle, for sure.
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