Gas for Generator
Now that I have the generator, I need to find a way to safely carry an extra gas can in the back of the pick-up. I was thinking about a jerry can with a carrier somehow attached to the bed of the tru...
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CavemanCharlie wrote:4X4Dodger wrote:
The best Gas Can is the ALL Metal NATO gas can. It will not leak. The old style WWII ones with the wide mouth leak, especially under pressure.
In my opinion Plastic cans should be avoided. The plastic can attract static electricity which if sparked can be a big problem. This is usually true with the cheapest ones.
Here is a link to a place that sells the NATO cans and all acc.
Nato Gas Cans
They are $50 dollars, a lot cheaper than some of the other sites that have been linked here.
When you are carrying 40 liters of gasoline in the back of your truck is not the time to cheap out on cans that can leak or spark.
They do look like the good ones that's for sure. A person would have to keep that locked up somewhere or someone would steal it.
You can buy brackets for them that bolt to the bed of your truck and can be locked. That's what I use. They stay in there year round
