Nice price drop on this one, hasn't been this price in 12 months.
Tested and Certified to Australian and New Zealand standards
Intelligent cap locking pin
Heavy duty: drop tested, leak tested
Tough, safe and durable
Sandleford's 20L Yellow Metal Fuel Can is designed for harsh Australian conditions and is tested and certified to Australian and New Zealand Standards. This fuel can is tough, safe and durable, ideal for both domestic and industrial use.
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hahaha little bit :P
Can I use a yellow fuel can for petrol?
The fashion police will give you a fine.
Get the RED. Yellow is for diesel. It's only a colour, but if you are in an emergency, red indicates petrol, and yellow indicates diesel.
What about the green, blue, and black ones?
Blue is kerosene, Green might be 2 stroke mix, I think
Reviews suggest the lid is fragile and breaks easily
Anyone able to comment on the quality of these vs the Aldi ones?
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Any suggestions for a good quality water can? I don’t want any fancy stuff like attachable tap, just a proven, solid and sturdy canister.
How many L
oops, sorry, 10 or 20L
you can buy a reusable 10L container of mineral water from Aldi for a few bucks
Proquip have a 22litre water Jerry. I believe they supply the Defence force, whatever that may indicate
Does it come with a hose for acquiring fuel?
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Is there any benefit to using a metal one over a plastic one (for diesel)? Downsides being weight, rust etc?
These look much more masculine when permanently attached to the back of your city-bound 4WD along with all your unused camping gear.
But honestly I only use the metal cans for the fire pump, they won't melt if it gets a bit toasty nearby. Still probably catch fire, but at least it'll still be in a vessel for a bit longer.
I lived off Jerry's for fuel for two years. There is no real difference in the short term.
There is a significant difference over the long term. I have seen the plastic ones swell to the point the middle appears to double in circumference. Then shrink as much as physically possible twelve hours later. You do keep more of the bang in petrol for longer if you keep in in metal.
That would be the vapour pressure no? In fact maybe a metal one has to vent more since it can't expand, so more would be lost?
What you said reads right. I'm going off the results of German army field and lab testing. It was a very enjoyable read. Sounds like you would enjoy it too.
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Off topic, could we fill this at Costco? Any restrictions?
You can't fill more than 20L at a time from Costco into this can
You can add more than 20litres of fuel to the can though…
red also same price
apparently yellow indicates diesel?