Justrite 7110300 Gallon Galvanized Safety: Superior Storage Solution for Hazardous Materials Review

We use them at work. They are undoubtedly reliable and last a long time. My only gripe: your hand doesn't have a "foot" to grasp, meaning you pull the handle back to open the can, but against what? There is no thumb protrusion or latch to open the jar. Basically, you have to grab the can with two hands by lifting it, reaching somewhere under the can, and then pulling the handle to open the lid for pouring. I don't know if it made sense or not, but you'll understand if you use it. first time…

This 5 gallon canister was purchased to store gasoline for a generator purchased after a 3 day power outage in the winter of February 2021. Filled with just under 5 gallons - for expansion - along with fuel stabilizer. To date (July 2021) it has no leaks or rust. The metal cap is very firm due to the force of the spring. The plastic funnel provided with the kit is useful for pouring fuel from a larger canister into a smaller container suitable for metered refueling of the generator. Since this…

I have the flex fill version but I just need another can for long term fuel storage. For $35 I don't see how you can justify *not* getting one of these. Reliable, designed to last a lifetime and built to last. I would buy ethanol-free gas for this and stay away from ethanol tank wrecking if you want it to continue. It has a handle and the lift doesn't interfere with opening. You literally had to open it while climbing. Mine came direct from the seller and was in perfect condition. No dents, no…