

| Subject: | Re: sneaking friday - jerry can find |
| From: | Alan Felder |
| Date: | Fri, 12 Oct 2012 21:16:13 -0500 |
For a while I was buying european military metal fuel cans, the 20 liter variety. They were getting expensive I thought so I bought about 6 of these, includin one french-made can (brad new) with a non-standard opening. I like the euro (NATO, really) cans better because the spouts work better, even though I usually use a siphon tube. the red lining is impervious to everything. I also bought a couple of plastic water cans that look similar to fuel cans. I only thought these were expensive then. Now they cannot be found. Last I saw they were going around minimum $50-70 each for the authentic ones. There are some new knock-offs that are junk - don't buy those. Something I did find in the process of all of this was 5 liter cans which use the same spout. These are really cool as they fit exactly under the rear westy bench, and I can travel with a spare gallon or so of diesel, enough for another 30 miles. I manged to get two of these and they are like miniature NATO cans. Alan Felder Austin TX On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 11:47 PM, Alistair Bell <albell@shaw.ca> wrote: > I found an US military jerry can at the local metal scrapyard last week. > alistair
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