Surecan 5 Gallon 19 Liter Self-Venting Diesel Fuel Can with Rotating Spout - Yellow

Steven Ashpole: Have had these before they are superb cans

United States on Jun 08, 2023

HCL: Once the can is above the unit being fueled it’s a one hand operation. I’ll rest the can on the seat back of my lawn tractor insert the nozzle into the fill spout and release the fuel.

United States on Oct 19, 2022

Kristy: BEST GAS CAN EVER , NO MORE SPILLS

Canada on Sep 01, 2022

F.W.H.: Knocked it down in star rating because it expensive and the fill spout seems flimsy and not sure how long it will last when you are twisting and turning the spout when fueling frequently. On the plus side, it makes fueling so much easier as it minimizes the chances for fuel spills. Also, you make the fuel come out faster by just slightly opening the fill lid to increase venting. I think the press down handle that is locked until you release it to begin the fuel flow is the best option with this can along with the fueling spout hose, if it lasts. I use this when traveling pulling a fifth wheel as a backup if I run low on fuel. It takes only 4 minutes to get the can out of the back, set it on the side rail of the truck and by attaching a 16" rubber hose to the fueling spout, I can drop the hose right into the truck's fueling inlet and letting the trucks side wall do most of the lifting. Already saved me countless fueling stops at trucks stops as it extends my range of miles traveled. Also make fueling my tractor easy. Highly recommend, again if the spout lasts.

United States on Apr 14, 2022

Brennan W.: Class 1!

Canada on Mar 30, 2021

Haj: Really wanted to give this can 5 stars but it carries common flaws similar to most of their type. This is only of my two favorite designs for today's fuel dispensers. I have a red one just like it for gasoline. Still love it overall. Would buy another by now if not so expensive in general.

Pros:
- Don't need a funnel! This is one of its best features. The plastic hose on the back bends away and then swings completely down into fuel tank perfectly.
- The squeeze-release mechanism on the top is actually easy to operate. Not perfect but works pretty well.
- Easy to balance and support while dispensing.
- Easy to get the last few ounces out without overflowing due to angle of up-side-downing those lesser type designs.

Cons:
- The cap on the dispensing tube has a cute retaining strap to keep it from being lost. This strap (plastic) also keeps you from unscrewing the cap so easily. You will need to work at it in most cases.
- When you buy new, they usually have the dispensing lever zip-tied in the open (dispense) position. When you cut the tie, you will need to ensure it goes all the way up the 1st time or fuel will seep out of the top around the lever....

United States on Jan 30, 2017

JustJenToday: Finally, a gas can user invented a gas can! These are THE BEST. We've purchased EVERY type of gas can on the market. All those ridiculous new 'spill proof' gas cans that require a collar be pulled back in order to dispense are absurd. We run multiple generators all day every day to support our business, which requires at least 1 refill a day. Trying to fill the genny's without spilling on yourself with the 'spill proof' cans requires 2 people. We lose so much gas to those poorly designed gas cans - not to mention, the generators were always covered in gas, in addition to our gloves or hands.

We bought these and it was GAME OVER! We instantly threw out all of our newer 'spill proof' gas cans & then purchased 6 more of these gas cans. They're ingenious. Seriously, why wouldn't you put the dispenser at the bottom of the can? These have made filling a generator or small engines a breeze. They don't leak, they're sturdy, they actually work & they're easily manageable by my wife.

I definitely recommend these to everyone. It's nice not smelling like gas in front of our clients anymore, or having a newbie try to use the 'spill proof' gas cans & spill a gallon of...

United States on Mar 07, 2016