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Eagle 2 Gallon Red Safety Gasoline Can meets OSHA and NFPA Code 30 requirements and are UL and ULC listed and are FM Factory Mutual approved for the safe handling and storage of gasoline and other flammable liquids. Eagle cans feature Lead Free Technology, constructed of 24-gauge hot dipped Galvanized steel, deep drawn one piece seamless body construction, non sparking brass integral pour spout, with a spring closing lid with neoprene gasket which vents at 3-5 psi internal pressure. The can features a fixed handle and patented comfort grip trigger release for easy dispensing, a double interlock no-weld bottom seam, 100% Leak tested, and a baked on red powder coat finish. Eagle cans are made in the USA, by USA workers and with USA quality. Family owned business making quality products since 1894 in Wellsburg, West Virginia
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Three styles to best fit your needs—red cans for flammables, blue to store kerosene or yellow for diesel fuel.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Tired of PLASTIC breaking.,
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This review is from: Eagle UI20FS 2-Gallon Type 1 Gasoline Safety Can with Funnel (Lawn & Patio)
All these no spill safety gas cans keep breaking spouts and cracking on me and spill gas all the time! NOT with this Eagle can, this will put the fuel where it should go with control! The can is metal and will not crack in the sun or leak. The 2 gallon is great for chain saws and weed eaters. Try one and you won't go back!!!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very Good Gas Can,
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This review is from: Eagle UI20FS 2-Gallon Type 1 Gasoline Safety Can with Funnel (Lawn & Patio)
I've gone through a few plastic cans that kept giving me problems with leaks while filling. I worked with a friend on a burn unit who was himself burned when he ran out of gas while cutting the grass and tried adding fuel to a hot motor --NEVER a good idea. The plastic fill tube on his and on most of mine leaked. I live in Marquette, Michigan and couldn't find any metal cans locally.
This can isn't ideal since apparently they have decided we can't have a separate fill opening.Getting gas into the can requires take the plastic funnel off and pulling back the spring loaded gas pour cap while filling. That being said once the gas is in the can you can fuel your machines safe in the knowledge that unless you try to gas a hot engine (and are careless) that you'll be able to complete the task without setting yourself afire.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I wish all gas cans were this sturdy,
By Stalwart (Loveland, CO USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Eagle UI20FS 2-Gallon Type 1 Gasoline Safety Can with Funnel (Lawn & Patio)
I am impressed. Between the welded steel construction, the galvanizing, and the power coat paint, I don't imagine that these gas cans will rust away in the next couple of decades. They are a HUGE step up from the standard plastic gas cans that will never sit right, will never seal right, and will rarely pour right! We have tried a dozen other gas cans, and these are the only ones that we really trust. If I had bought these in the first place (30 years ago and more recently), I would have probably saved money over the long haul. Don't be put off by the price - they are good for many years.
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