Reply to "Best Gas Can - For Campers With Generators"

logboyMaster Camper FreeLOAderLifetime Member

I couldn't agree more about the no-spill gas jugs. I have one for diesel (yellow in color), 2 five gallons for gas and a 1-1/4 gallon for gas. Gone are my old stinky, vapor-belching, leak if they get knocked over POS cans--I'll never go back.

Although I may get criticism for this, I commonly take the 5 gallon cans in the back of my Subaru seventy miles to Costco for refilling and bring them back home with never a hint of gasoline smell. If you buy a no-spill, I recommend also getting an flexible extension spout, seen here:

http://www.amazon.com/No-Spill...rds=no-spill+gas+can

9/14/147:16 AM

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