Spout Flexible Universal Accessories Expandable Review

I tried a 1/2" bleed bit. Approached but a little lost. For the second one I used a 3/8" drill bit. I had to open the hole up a bit with a mallet, but this made for a much tighter seal. I think 7/16 would be the right size. It would also be impractical to believe that no gas would escape if the can were tipped on its side. If the gas squirts into the bottle, everything is fine, but it does not prevent a leak. So far I have overfilled my lawn mower 3 times in a short time. Be sure prepared for…

I bought these after reading many reviews. I was expecting the product to be fragile but I knew I would be storing gas canisters in the shed and out of the sun so I decided to give it a try. They withstood any gas I could have. Now I have about 10 gas bottles and I used them all right away to replace my old spouts. do not leak, do not let steam through, plug banks well. I refill my glasses every time I use them. I live in Florida and always have plenty of backup gas for my generator. Since I…

1 star minus because one of the cuffs is broken. However: I bought it for myself and a couple of roadside helpers. The ridiculous "safety" devices on the new gas canisters made it impossible to quickly deliver fuel and stopping doesn't sound like a big deal, but when you're in heavy traffic it's nice not to have your ass . the wind is too long. So. We checked compliance and worked with the banks we had. Carefully drilled holes and installed ventilation holes. Increased fill time for pouring…