Fuel tank capacity limit

[Dustball]

I'm a fan of the No-Spill cans. I've been using the same No-Spill can for fueling my gas engines for the last 14 years without a single issue with it. I just bought a 5 gal diesel version of it from Menards as they just started carrying the diesel version and have a great sale price on it right now, $15.

No-Spill® 5-Gallon Diesel Fuel Can

The No-Spill® 5-gallon poly diesel fuel can is the easiest fuel can to use on the market! It features a unique thumb-controlled fuel spout for easy, controlled pouring. The spout design allows for more precise product fueling, reducing spills and overflows, particularly for medium-sized...

www.menards.com

What's nice about the No-Spill is that I can set the container on the hood, rest the nozzle on the filler opening, hold the dispensing button down, and it'll automatically stop when the level reaches the nozzle.

 

[je1279]

I'm a fan of the No-Spill cans. I've been using the same No-Spill can for fueling my gas engines for the last 14 years without a single issue with it. I just bought a 5 gal diesel version of it from Menards as they just started carrying the diesel version and have a great sale price on it right now, $15.

No-Spill® 5-Gallon Diesel Fuel Can

The No-Spill® 5-gallon poly diesel fuel can is the easiest fuel can to use on the market! It features a unique thumb-controlled fuel spout for easy, controlled pouring. The spout design allows for more precise product fueling, reducing spills and overflows, particularly for medium-sized...

www.menards.com

What's nice about the No-Spill is that I can set the container on the hood, rest the nozzle on the filler opening, hold the dispensing button down, and it'll automatically stop when the level reaches the nozzle.

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I second this recommendation.

 

[DustyRusty]

When I'm not using the tractor, it hangs out in the garage with the classic car lol.

We all know that the tractor looks just like any other tractor of that model, but your classic car sounds more interesting. No picture of it, and it doesn't exist.

 

[DustyRusty]

My tractor came with scratches in the hood and I didn't notice. The price was too good to complain.

 

[RCW]

I'm a fan of the No-Spill cans. I've been using the same No-Spill can for fueling my gas engines for the last 14 years without a single issue with it. I just bought a 5 gal diesel version of it from Menards as they just started carrying the diesel version and have a great sale price on it right now, $15.

No-Spill® 5-Gallon Diesel Fuel Can

The No-Spill® 5-gallon poly diesel fuel can is the easiest fuel can to use on the market! It features a unique thumb-controlled fuel spout for easy, controlled pouring. The spout design allows for more precise product fueling, reducing spills and overflows, particularly for medium-sized...

www.menards.com

What's nice about the No-Spill is that I can set the container on the hood, rest the nozzle on the filler opening, hold the dispensing button down, and it'll automatically stop when the level reaches the nozzle.

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I have one of the No-Spill cans. It's the 1-gallon for 2-cycle gas for chainsaws, trimmers.

Really like it.

Gotten so I typically use my battery-operated fuel transfer pump for much of my larger stuff like generator, Minneapolis Moline and Kubota.

It has a longer hose and trigger-operated valve on the hose which makes life a lot simpler refueling some stuff.