Manufacturer | No-Spill LLC |
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Brand | No-Spill |
Model | 765-102 |
Item Weight | 1.08 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 13 x 13 x 11 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 765-102 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Exterior | Painted |
Manufacturer Part Number | 765-102 |
OEM Part Number | No-Spill |
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Stens 2 1/2 Gallon Fuel Can 765-102 For No-Spill 1405, 765-102, 11.75" x 8" x 10"", Red
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Brand | No-Spill |
Color | Red |
Material | Metal |
Product Dimensions | 11"W x 13"H |
Item Weight | 490 Grams |
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- Thumb button control for precise pouring
- 7/8-inch funnel spout fills even the smallest equipment
- Attached dust cover keeps your spout clean
- Integrated 20 mesh stainless steel screen
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Price | $24.99$24.99 | $50.68$50.68 | $127.37$127.37 | -28% $22.29$22.29 List: $31.10 | -14% $11.99$11.99 Typical: $13.99 | -6% $74.99$74.99 Typical: $79.95 |
Delivery | — | Get it Apr 1 - 4 | — | — | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 1 | — |
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Leak proof | 4.3 | 4.6 | 5.0 | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.0 |
Safety Features | 4.3 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 3.9 |
Easy to dispense | 4.2 | 4.3 | 4.6 | 4.5 | — | — |
Easy to use | 5.0 | — | — | — | 4.5 | 3.8 |
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Product Description
Most spills occur tipping a normal can to get the spout into the tank opening before the liquid comes out, or removing the spout from the target vessel before overflowing. The No-Spill spout is fully user controlled so you tip the can vertical, insert the spout into the vessel opening, then press the button to begin and control pouring. To stop pouring simply release the button. Practically eliminates spills and overflows. The only Spill-Proof spout with thumb button control that does not push down on your tank's filler neck to pour. More control, fewer tip-overs of your small equipment. The fastest pouring Spill-Proof nozzle available. At up to 3 gal/min, compare to other brands at 1.5 to 2.0 gal/min. Autostop removable nozzle, single opening for filling & pouring, treated can body for low permeation. Fills equipment without the need to press down on the tank opening. 6-inch Flex Spout Extension (sold separately) allows filling of on-road vehicles, boats and many other hard to reach tank openings. No-Spill Gasoline cans are tested and certified to ASTM F-85299 Standard Specification for Portable Gasoline Containers for Consumer Use and our Diesel & Kerosene cans are tested and certified to ASTM F-97602 Standard Specification for Portable Kerosene and Diesel Containers for Consumer Use.
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ASIN | B000W72GBC |
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Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #914 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #6 in Gas Cans |
Date First Available | September 1, 2004 |
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Customers like the quality, performance, and ease of use of the gas can. For example, they mention it's well built, reliable, and works well. Some appreciate the ease of filling and the anti-spill spout system.
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Customers like the leakage of the fuel can. They say it works great at dispensing fuel without leaks, the cap has an o-ring to seal it, and the no-spill spout system is great. They also mention that the stout is easy to use and doesn't drip. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.
"...Is definitely no spill can, if you spill it Pilot Error." Read more
"Most of the new gas cans are a pain in the butt. This one is easy to use, doesn’t leak, and doesn’t require a lot of hand strength..." Read more
"...It's easy to fill it with fuel. Doesn't leak during transport. Easy to dispense fuel into lawn tractor and chain saw. Very controllable...." Read more
"These no-spill spouts are amazing. Not a drop spills and it’s very easy to stop at the right moment." Read more
Customers like the quality of the gas can. They mention it's well built, durable, and reliable. They also appreciate the strong spring and thick gauge plastic. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.
"...It is the perfect size, durable, easy to fill, leaves no fumes, is light-weight even when filled, and well.....just perfect." Read more
"This is a great little gas can. Love that it’s still made in USA" Read more
"This gas can is very good for all lawn business owners" Read more
"...This is a sturdy can with safe dispensing as described...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the gas can. They mention that it works well, is easy to use, and effective. They also say that the trigger mechanism works great and makes it much nicer to use when dispensing. Customers also appreciate the spring pushbutton that allows them to control the flow of gas.
"...no-spill stens can however is the only one I've used that works and works well...." Read more
"WORKS GREAT!" Read more
"Works great" Read more
"Use it all the time, works well. Easy to use." Read more
Customers find the gas can easy to use. They mention that the valve is easy to operate, and the nozzle is easy. They also appreciate the convenient anti-spill cap, and say that the can is well made and easy to wrangle. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...dispensers and have a side handle which is very convenient and more user friendly.I hope these tips help you out... Happy Mowing!" Read more
"...on the back of the can like on the 5 gallon version, but it is easy to manage...." Read more
"I have arthritic hands and this gas can is so much easier to use than some of nightmare cans that require pushing and holding the nozzle, etc...." Read more
"Use it all the time, works well. Easy to use." Read more
Customers find the filling of the gas tank to be easy. They mention that it is easy to fill at the pump, dispense fuel, and pour without making a mess. Some say that the can is fairly easy to dispense even with a bad shoulder. Overall, most are satisfied with the ease of filling and pouring gas into a lawn mower.
"...It's easy to fill it with fuel. Doesn't leak during transport. Easy to dispense fuel into lawn tractor and chain saw. Very controllable...." Read more
"...It is the perfect size, durable, easy to fill, leaves no fumes, is light-weight even when filled, and well.....just perfect." Read more
"Kind of expensive for a gas dispenser. It overflows for me, but perhaps I'm doing something wrong when I use it...." Read more
"2 Stroke Mix - Makes 2 gallons (depending on your mix). Easy to pour spout is nice." Read more
Customers like the value of the tools. They say it's well worth the price, the plastics are fine for the price and it saves them time and money.
"...No more spills. Pricey but good." Read more
"Nice product, fair price, quick service." Read more
"...one appeared to be the best combination of safety, convenience, and price, and my initial impressions support that...." Read more
"Kind of expensive for a gas dispenser. It overflows for me, but perhaps I'm doing something wrong when I use it...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the gas can. They mention that it has a great design, the valve design is great, and the nozzle design is awesome. The construction is well thought out, and it looks like new after a year.
"...Best gas can ive ever bought! Great design. Tall grass here I come." Read more
"...The valve design is great but the overall can still seems like a few years of use and it’ll be a throw away like my last one...." Read more
"...The plastic is very sturdy and it’s a nice looking and safe gas can." Read more
"...I have been using it now for 2 months and I am very impressed by the cans design...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the size of the tank. Some mention that the good size is perfect, and the can is more generously sized. They also like the size and shape of the can, it's easy to carry. However, others say that the spout won't fit, it is a tight fit, and difficult to get into tight places.
"...It is the perfect size, durable, easy to fill, leaves no fumes, is light-weight even when filled, and well.....just perfect." Read more
"...I wish the filler spout was a little longer." Read more
"Just the right size for my needs. I like the fact that is is non-metal so as to avoid any corrosion in the can and thus contaminating the fuel...." Read more
"...Other than that, it's the perfect size for me." Read more
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and leave the can OPEN with the can upside down and tilted a bit with the opening resting on the ground so all water can drip out and air can get inside the can. Be sure the can dries out in a DRY location (did I really need to say that?) for several days to make sure it is completely dry before filling with gas.
Why test before using? Because the reports of leaks are TRUE. However, you must tighten the cap to where you feel it begin to seat and then continue to tighten until the securing teeth on the cap engage the notch on the can (photo #2), and folks, this requires more force than I personally believe should be necessary to secure the lid to a leak proof state. If you feel as though you are tightening too much, "welcome the club, my friend".
One of the reasons for this is that the mouth of the opening (photo #1) is slightly distorted presumably from the manufacturing process. The brown o-ring inside the cap (shown in photo #1) must seal very tightly against the mouth of the opening to prevent the gas from getting past the o-ring so again... the cap teeth MUST engage the notch on the can, one notch at a minimum). Make sure there is an o-ring as one video post I saw where the can was leaking horribly acted just like there was no o-ring... it happens.
Before you tighten down the cap, be sure the dispensing nozzle is pointed in the right direction because it won't move once you tighten it down securely and it shouldn't be forced.
Now that you are set up for testing (you did fill it with water and dry off the outside so you can check for any leaks, right?), try tipping the can by 90 degrees for several seconds (in a sink, tub or outside) as if you were going to dispense but DO NOT dispense anything at this time. Tip back and forth several times letting it sit at 90 degrees for several seconds between tips. Now let it rest upright so any liquid that makes it past the o-ring has a chance to make its way down the threads under the cap and drip down the side of the can. Repeat until you are confident that the can does not leak and you have identified how many cap teeth you have to use on the notch to establish a good seal.
Did it leak? If so, try tightening down the lid by another notch and try again.
Once you have established a solid seal, try dispensing the water. If you want to have some fun while you are testing, take the can (the one with water in it!!!) out onto your front lawn and start watering your flower bed when the neighbors are watching.
Last step... imagine your can is empty and you are now at the gas station getting ready to fill it back up. Try taking the lid off. Was it next to impossible? If so try loosening then tightening and repeat the leak test until you feel you can remove and reinstall the lid without having to use unreasonable force. Lets face it... for some of us, mowing the lawn is the furthest thing from a "hobby" so fighting with a leaky gas can with a lid that is very difficult to remove is not going to make our day any brighter. Save yourself a lot of frustration, time, and spilled gas by performing these simple tests BEFORE you use it with gas to make sure you understand the limits and reliability of the mechanism.
One other point, there is no handle on the side of the can and it is VERY difficult to tip to 90 degrees using only the top handle. The tip I was given was use both hands to lift, tip to 90 degrees, and position the can in the filling position. Next use your legs/knees to hold the can and then you can free up your othet hand to dispense the fuel. Make sure the can is clean if you are going to use this technique. Try out this technique first with the water test before committing to using with gas.
Once again, be sure to dry out the gas can after testing as I previously described before using with gas OR returning.
Finally, there are other cans that have similar dispensers and have a side handle which is very convenient and more user friendly.
I hope these tips help you out... Happy Mowing!
and leave the can OPEN with the can upside down and tilted a bit with the opening resting on the ground so all water can drip out and air can get inside the can. Be sure the can dries out in a DRY location (did I really need to say that?) for several days to make sure it is completely dry before filling with gas.
Why test before using? Because the reports of leaks are TRUE. However, you must tighten the cap to where you feel it begin to seat and then continue to tighten until the securing teeth on the cap engage the notch on the can (photo #2), and folks, this requires more force than I personally believe should be necessary to secure the lid to a leak proof state. If you feel as though you are tightening too much, "welcome the club, my friend".
One of the reasons for this is that the mouth of the opening (photo #1) is slightly distorted presumably from the manufacturing process. The brown o-ring inside the cap (shown in photo #1) must seal very tightly against the mouth of the opening to prevent the gas from getting past the o-ring so again... the cap teeth MUST engage the notch on the can, one notch at a minimum). Make sure there is an o-ring as one video post I saw where the can was leaking horribly acted just like there was no o-ring... it happens.
Before you tighten down the cap, be sure the dispensing nozzle is pointed in the right direction because it won't move once you tighten it down securely and it shouldn't be forced.
Now that you are set up for testing (you did fill it with water and dry off the outside so you can check for any leaks, right?), try tipping the can by 90 degrees for several seconds (in a sink, tub or outside) as if you were going to dispense but DO NOT dispense anything at this time. Tip back and forth several times letting it sit at 90 degrees for several seconds between tips. Now let it rest upright so any liquid that makes it past the o-ring has a chance to make its way down the threads under the cap and drip down the side of the can. Repeat until you are confident that the can does not leak and you have identified how many cap teeth you have to use on the notch to establish a good seal.
Did it leak? If so, try tightening down the lid by another notch and try again.
Once you have established a solid seal, try dispensing the water. If you want to have some fun while you are testing, take the can (the one with water in it!!!) out onto your front lawn and start watering your flower bed when the neighbors are watching.
Last step... imagine your can is empty and you are now at the gas station getting ready to fill it back up. Try taking the lid off. Was it next to impossible? If so try loosening then tightening and repeat the leak test until you feel you can remove and reinstall the lid without having to use unreasonable force. Lets face it... for some of us, mowing the lawn is the furthest thing from a "hobby" so fighting with a leaky gas can with a lid that is very difficult to remove is not going to make our day any brighter. Save yourself a lot of frustration, time, and spilled gas by performing these simple tests BEFORE you use it with gas to make sure you understand the limits and reliability of the mechanism.
One other point, there is no handle on the side of the can and it is VERY difficult to tip to 90 degrees using only the top handle. The tip I was given was use both hands to lift, tip to 90 degrees, and position the can in the filling position. Next use your legs/knees to hold the can and then you can free up your othet hand to dispense the fuel. Make sure the can is clean if you are going to use this technique. Try out this technique first with the water test before committing to using with gas.
Once again, be sure to dry out the gas can after testing as I previously described before using with gas OR returning.
Finally, there are other cans that have similar dispensers and have a side handle which is very convenient and more user friendly.
I hope these tips help you out... Happy Mowing!