Oh they fit....HORSECOCK???
My good fellow, in this politically correct age it's nomenclature is "Spout, Can, Flexible".
The metal one won't fit the Sceptre current mil issue...you need the plastic flex spout designed for the Sceptre line.
Oh they fit....HORSECOCK???
My good fellow, in this politically correct age it's nomenclature is "Spout, Can, Flexible".
The metal one won't fit the Sceptre current mil issue...you need the plastic flex spout designed for the Sceptre line.
And the awesome Scepter Red plastic "Jerry Cans" are on sale at Costco right now
Though not the three handle version.
Can still get the good one from Princess Auto:
http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/20-litre-military-style-fuel-can/A-p8451411e
And the awesome Scepter Red plastic "Jerry Cans" are on sale at Costco right now
Though not the three handle version.
Can still get the good one from Princess Auto:
http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/20-litre-military-style-fuel-can/A-p8451411e
The Princes Auto steel jerrycans are very good
A bit expensive now but I got mine on sale a couple of years ago for $25 each. Spout sold separately.
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they come in red too
Thanks for the link, interesting read. After my grandparents passed away in Greece, my father was cleaning out their barn and found an authentic German Jerry can.
The only reason it had'nt rusted to bits was the fact that grandma used it to store punky olive oil she used to make soap with. Took up the better part of a suitcase but my old man surprised me with it when he brought it back to Canada for me. IIRC it's a 1941 model, manufactured by Brose, the outside paint is faded and full of surface rust in sections but it's still leakproof. I was toying with repainting it but I think I'll just leave the "rustic" original patina and rust on.
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