Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Bidón de Gasolina de 20 L, Tanque de Combustible de Metal y PP con Pico y Asa, Caudal Máximo de 6 L/min, a Prueba de Fugas, para la Mayoría de Autos, Motocicletas, ATV, UTV, Amarillo, 1 Pieza

First use, spout safety broke and will not dispense fuel. Must remove cap and pour through the mouth, makes a huge mess....it does NOT leak however.

Recibí mi bidón de gasolina y ¡me encanta! Al principio me costó un poco entenderlo, pero enseguida lo entendí. Me encanta el color rojo, es elegante y práctico. Lo tengo bien guardado en mi camioneta. ¡Gracias, Vevor, por el maravilloso producto!

Great quality for the price, sturdy and durable

Good overall fuel can but a bit of challenge to use. The safety spout is like all the others. Slow and the can is hard to hold for a long time. Not a great fit to put gas in a car.

Buen producto, buen material. El diámetro de la boquilla debería ser más grande, es del tamaño standard de un bidón plástico.

Don't get me wrong, these are great gas cans at a grreat price, but with a little more thought they could be so much easier to use. With the addition of a good quality vent cap in the body of the can, they would be so much quicker and easier to pour out. Also strating to show signs of rust around the handels after a few weeks.

Solid

The over can is great quality but the Obama nozzle is a big disappointment.

It's a well built solid fuel storage can. I gave it a 4 star because of the "idiot proof" spill everywhere short hard plastic fuel nozzle that they are required to have. I threw that away immediately and replaced it with a longer flexible plastic spout, the kit came with a drill bit to put a vent in the can. Now it's a 5 star can. It works great. It comes close but I still miss the old military type Jerry 5 gallon cans with the big mouth. I will be buying a few more even if I have to modify them a bit. Better than anything out there for the price even with the mod.

These seem as well made as the standard NATO cans. I'm not sure if they're coated inside. Of significance to me is the spout design. 5 gallon GI cans are hard enough to handle when full. Add in a spout that must be pressed against the filler neck of whatever you're trying to refuel and I find it annoying and ofter impossible. Now I realize that the US EPA and CPSC mandated changes foe safety reasons but there must be a better design.