Customer Reviews for VEVOR Jerry Fuel Can, 20 L Portable Jerry Gas Can with Flexible Spout System, Rustproof & Heat-resistant Steel Fuel Tank for Cars Trucks Equipment, 2PCS Red
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Not a good buy. Went to fill my arctic cat and nozzel on the can leaked. Also, could only get a trickle of fuel to come out. Tried every thing . No good, can't return because I threw out the reciet with the box.
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Chief
Spouts leak when pouring out very dissapointed
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Leaky Spout!
Everything was fine until I tried to use the can to refuel and discovered that the spout leaked badly! I got more gas on the ground than in the tank! What a mess! Bad design! Also, the can is rusted near the carry handle area after spending a couple of nights in the rain. I suppose you get what you pay for!
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Jerry Can
I like the the Jerry Can. But it has its flaws. When you use the spout it leaks, and when putting in the back of your truck you need to strap it down good. They have a lip running across the bottom that don't allow them to sit completely level. The ones I have is the green cans. Supposed to hold 5.3 gallon and it holds 5 gallons even. In my opinion I would not purchase these again. When full these are not that easy to pour. I think it should have had a extra handle at the bottom to help pour. To me the best part about these cans is the spout. It's flexible but still hard to pour. I will say again. These cans does not seal good. The locking system used for these are cheap. One can is worse than the other. I bought these wondering if they would be better than my old plastic cans and they have failed my test. My plastic cans are better and easier to pour. Hope this helps anyone wanting to buy these. Sorry to give a review that isn't the best. But I'm all about the honesty of the products. I have tried to post pics and a video and no luck at doing either. Something must be wrong with the review page for it to not allow me to post a video or pics.
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Spouts leak
I purchased a total of 6 cans and every spout leaks especially when pouring fast as soon as paint gets scratched or chipped rust happens extremely fast the spouts don’t fit every vehicle or piece of equipment
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Businesses owner
The cans are ok however the flex spouts are horrible, they won't lock in place and leak like all around the seal.
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Mr
Good for storing fuel of any kind. But spout leaks and the spout doesn’t fit into ALL vehicles. If the paint chips or is scratched the can begins to rust very quickly
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Big kahuna
I would love these if the spouts didn’t leak all over the place. Brand new, filled with fuel, began to pour it in to my tractor and I got diesel dripping all down the side onto the floor. Suggestions?
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Jerry Can
The spout leaks gasoline everywhere... very unhappy. For those wondering, Yes, I did install the rubber gasket.
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VEVOR Jerry Fuel Can 5.3 Gallon
The cans themselves are ok I suppose, but the mouths, spouts and closure mechanisms are poorly done making it difficult to seal and pour. The spouts leak and drip at the "seal" point. The lock pin holes were not drilled correctly on some of the cans. And some of the locking latches were welded on lopsided at about 2-o'clock. Overall, they are cheap, low-grade jerry cans. And they are not compatible with any other spout I can find. If you get these to use in a vehicle out on the road, you may want to bring a funnel.
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