EZ Pour Replacement Spout Kit Universal Fuel & Water Jug Replacement For Sale

EZ Pour Replacement Spout Kit Universal Fuel & Water Jug Replacement
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EZ Pour Replacement Spout Kit Universal Fuel & Water Jug Replacement:
$7.99

EZ- Pour Replacement Spout Kit 10050 These units are in stock and ship within 1 business day!
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    Universal fuel and water jug replacement spout kit. Transfer fluids easily with the EZ-Pour spout. Work-around the auto-shut off feature of some gas cans with this replacement kit.

    Flexible spout design allows fuel to be transferred from the canister to the fuel tank without spills by making it easy to bend the spout to reach any angle. Made of HDPE plastic for durability.

    Compatible with most Rubbermaid, Gott, Essence, Wedco, Briggs, Scepter, Eagle, Blitz, and Midwest, both old and new. Intended use on portable fuel containers manufactured prior to January 1, 2009. Not for use with metal cans.

    Diameter approximately 1 3/4\". Due to wide tolerances in this manufacturer\'s spout opening, spout can be used with canister\'s original base cap when needed for fit.

    Kit Includes:

    • Two caps included, use one for the vent on some Rubbermaid cans, or as a backup cap
    • 1/2” replacement push in vent.
    • Mesh flame arrester equalizes pressure when refilling or emptying the canister

    Click Here for a list of compatible cans

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