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number-1

posted on 16/5/13 at 07:45 PM Reply With Quote
Jerry can to tank suggestions

Hey folks

I'm doing Bedford on Monday and plan to bring 2 20l jerry cans. The spouts they come with are rubbish. Is ther a better way of getting the fuel from the can to the tank?

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Worzey

posted on 16/5/13 at 07:48 PM Reply With Quote
Flexible funnel? Halfords sell them for £5-£10





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designer

posted on 16/5/13 at 07:48 PM Reply With Quote
Just buy a cheap plastic funnel with a flexible pipe. I got mine in a the Pound Shop.
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britishtrident

posted on 16/5/13 at 07:52 PM Reply With Quote
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ken555

posted on 16/5/13 at 07:55 PM Reply With Quote
If you can get it higher that the tank then, a jiggle pipe

Jiggle Pipe


if not

Jerry can pump


I must admit I used an old "Su" type pump off the battery for a while, just because it was lying around.






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SteveWalker

posted on 16/5/13 at 09:04 PM Reply With Quote
You can get different nozzles. There are at least the basic metal one without a breather; a metal one with a breather; a metal one with a plastic end; and a metal one with a spiral wound flexible spout. None are good, but the flexible one, although slow, doesn't seem to cause any other problems.
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Davegtst

posted on 16/5/13 at 09:29 PM Reply With Quote
Get a plastic spout from a 5 litre plastic petrol can. Cut the screw end off and push it on to the metal jerry can spout, much easier to pour now.
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number-1

posted on 16/5/13 at 10:16 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers guys.....i think for the price of the jiggle tube i'll give that a try
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posted on 16/5/13 at 11:14 PM Reply With Quote
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renetom

posted on 17/5/13 at 07:22 AM Reply With Quote
Try this, works great
no gurgling & fast fill, quicker than a pump
but you do have to lift it.

Flexible Metal Jerry can Spout Army Surplus BREATHER fast fuel flow race -DELUX | eBay

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jossey

posted on 17/5/13 at 07:47 AM Reply With Quote
Large one of these is less mess.

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v8kid

posted on 17/5/13 at 08:16 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by renetom
Try this, works great
no gurgling & fast fill, quicker than a pump
but you do have to lift it.

Flexible Metal Jerry can Spout Army Surplus BREATHER fast fuel flow race -DELUX | eBay


I'm just amazed so many people have never heard of these - they are standard fitments and just work!





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