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[QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 4035930, member: 34"]
For those who have been out of the portable gas container market for a bit, things are pricier and way more complicated.

Bottom line for me is I have four 5-gallon gas cans and one 1-gallon can.  My one gallon can is for the lawn mower.  It has the old school style nozzle.  I lost the cap for it a few years ago so I went to Ace hardware and found a PVC cap that fits perfect.

Two of my 5-gallon cans are the old school and two are the newer style.  The new style nozzle contraptions are abhorrent human factors and ergonomically a mess.  My solution for the two newer ones is to take them to the gas station fill them up and put the nozzle on them.  when I actually needed to pour gas out of them I put on one of the older style nozzles.

This was definitely a solution in search of a problem.  I hope no one actually thinks the amount of gas spilled from portable containers was causing any negative environmental issues beyond a brown patch on your lawn.

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