Proximity of gas can to van exhaust?
Should I be concerned about this? It seems like I should, but I have not seen anyone mention it. Maybe because it is obvious? How close is too close? What about genny exhaust? Talking about a pla...
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dave17352 wrote:The NATO spec Jerry can is the only can that I have found that will not leak. The lid has a cam lever action that is quick to open and close. This can was developed by the Germans back in the late '30s and has been used in Europe since.jfkmk wrote:Tom_M wrote:
I bought the can that I carry gas in here: Atlantic British Jerry can
The can is made in England and built to NATO specs. It is not galvanized but is fully painted inside and out. It does not meet U.S. CARB specs so for legal purposes Atlantic British sells it stating that it can not be used for gasoline.
It is about the best can for transporting gasoline. It simply does not leak.
Why would you transport fuel in a container that federal law prohibits its use for transporting fuel??
Curious what is wrong with this can. What are the "CARB" specs.
Wikipedia Jerrycan link
Quote from Wikipedia:
"The California Air Resources Board, also known as CARB or ARB, is the "clean air agency" in the government of California."
Wikipedia CARB link
What's wrong with today's cas cans?:
http://www.today.com/video/today/53733179
http://www.gad.net/Blog/2012/11/22/one-mans-quest-for-gas-cans-that-dont-suck/
http://www.otherpower.com/gas_cans
