China NATO copycans
They work. Like most Chinese forgeries, it sort of looks like the real thing, but not really, and is of dubious quality. The paints poorly applied, as the paint is faint in places, and runny in others. Worse part is trying to keep the parts to the cans BY the cans. There are no integrated holders for the pour spouts, and the funnel adaptor that's required on the newer vehicles that don't have gas caps. So there are two pieces, that if you misplace them, or forget to bring them, render the can useless. The metal pour spouts that you must install use a rubber gasket that easily falls out, so one MORE thing to keep track of. Other than that, they ARE metal gas cans that are fairly well constructed, and unlike the newer plastic cans that are impossibly difficult to actually use, these you can. You can't store them on the ground, as they'll rust. And they will buckle, swell etc, in the heat, so if you have a she'd with a dry floor, your in business. I store mine in a rack on the shady side of my home. I bought them because I live in a coastal county, so hurricanes, tornados, storms happen often enough, that we have two large gen sets for our home and our camper. Being able to run the sets on fuel or propane gives us days to weeks without power, depending on how much prep time we have to fill containers. I have four now, and I'm buying four more soon, so....they work well enough. I'm also buying spare pour spout gaskets when I order more cans. Your either prepared, or your not. You either suffer or don't. During and after hurricane Harvey, we had power and AC whenever we wanted. We were able to help others with communication, food and water. Having the only working well for miles, made us a popular stop, and we had TV, internet, etc, others could use to contact family, and stay updated. The gas for the house genset came from these cans. Read full review
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