Justrite AccuFlow 7250220 Type II Galvanized Steel Safety Can With 5/8&#34 Review

Have 3 cans and was pleased with the build quality. I had a brutal time transferring the contents of my plastic tank into this one as the spring loaded lid has so much resistance that without a third lever (1 holding cap and 2 holding jars) it cannot easily open and pour. After much bickering, I held it open by poking it with a mini-screwdriver to pry it open. There should actually be a locking clip or mechanism to hold the lid open, allowing for easier filling from a variety of sources (e.g. a

Needed to fill my kerosene heaters. Tired of funnels with dirty gas stations. I have several other Justrite fuel canisters and can confirm that they are well worth the high cost due to the ease of refilling and also do not leak while still retaining fumes. But I'm sending them back. It was delivered to my workshop the next day. . The box was not damaged. Opened it and there was a dent. How the hell it can get dented I don't see. I've tried squeezing it out with a suction cup but it's more of a…

This is my first US made JustRite gas canister. The non-ethanol fuel I use for my mower, generator, and snow blower is miles from my home, so I needed a more airtight can than my plastic numbers. My truck must not have excessive fumes or liquids. This glass of JustRite is the ticket. The glass came to me in JustRite packaging with no outer box, but the glass was intact with no dents. The spout is attached with two Phillips screws and a cork seal. Ten year guarantee. This is a type 2 jar with…