Reseñas de clientes para Bidón de combustible portátil VEVOR de 5,3 galones (20 L) con sistema de pico flexible, de acero inoxidable y resistente al calor, para coches, camiones y otros equipos, color verde

Great price, a lot better than the old "Jerry cans" and they come with a spout, filler neck that they usually charge $15 bucks for! Very happy I have NATO cans now and that extends my trucks range to about 600 miles of freeway driving without stopping at a gas station!😁

Love them look great i can't wait to use them take them four wheel !!!! I got four my four can at a good price.

Good quality and easy to use

Works perfect. Not having an adult proof safety nozzle is a bonus.

Issues with pouring and emptying

Overall opening with vent tube that does not work makes it difficult to pour liquid from container, and small battery pump extraction tube do not fit past vent tube in opening. Otherwise these are well made and a good price.

The gasket is a little thin and despite adjusting and tightening I often get leaks when pouring. A little hard to hold in pouring position as bottom us smooth.

Impressed with the quality and price. Bought 2 green for diesel. After seeing them ordered 2 more for gasoline. Only negative I ran into was that my Vevor transfer pump (battery powered) did not fit past the air pickup tube inside the can. I overcame the issue by slipping a small screwdriver into the pickup tube in can and bent until the spot tack weld broke free. Worked great and pump pickup slips rite in now. Im not sure how much this will affect using the included metal flexible nozzle but I'm not concerned. To confirm this is not a neg review, just doing things as they were not designed for.

This is a nice Jerry can with the exception the seams are rolled and not welded. Watch the You Tube Video on the WW 2 issues with getting fuel to the front lines and the issues Brittan and the US had with the loss of fuel because of leakage. The US tried to copy the German fuel cans "Jerry Cans" and they worked great for a short period of time but then the rolled seams "rolled was cheaper and quicker to make". There was still an unacceptable loss of fuel do to the seams leaking. Saying this keep in mind that that a steel Jerry can is better than plastic but be aware that under severe conditions the rolled seams may start to leak.

Cans work well as advertised. Nice to hold fuel and store fuel. The one complaint is when I dispense fuel from them and use the nicely gaskets attachable funnels, there seams to be no breathe hole do the fuel dispensing is terribly slow and very tiring