No spill, quick filling container. Vastly superior to anything with absurd DOT 'safety' devices that make using the fuel difficult and almost guarantee some spillage. With the built in clear level indicator, I use the 1.2 gallon jug for 1 gallon of oil mixed gas for chainsaws and weedeaters.
Thank you for the quick shipping of the missing storage caps. I have not had a chance to use them as of yet. Hopefully soon as I am planning a Baja Trip and will definitely need them.
No more boxes. Take to the fuel station and fill it up.
Pours easily and no spills. Make sure you open the vent.
Auto stop does not work on this but you can hear it as it approaches full and stop.
Excellent design, I have 4- VP 5 gallon jugs. The Tuff Jug is a much better fuel jug. Fast shipping and great customer service, I now have 2 TJ’s and I’m sure that number will grow.
I bought 3cans. When they arrived I noticed that they were a thinner, lighter plastic than my other cans. I thought, no big deal. Lets try them out. One of the cans punctured while loading the trailer emptying $130 worth of race fuel into the floor of my race trailer. Not real excited. Then over the next few weeks the caps started splitting where the hose screws in. After a month or so all 3 caps were broken and useless. I bought the ripper cap so I could try and salvage the small can since it is so hand. Of my 3 cans I have 1 usable can with a ripper cap, 1 can with no cap until i shell out more cash for another cap and a can with a hole in it and no cap. After purchase and damages my experience with Tuff Jug has cost me over $200. The way I see it my 2.5 gallon can cost around $250 after a ripper cap purchase.
Sincerely
I bought 3 of the 1.25 gallon jugs. 1 with the ripper cap and 2 with the hose. I wish I would've got the ripper cap for all of them. They work perfect for my situation.
Well thought out -- Auto stop has flaws: Easy to knock over in the shop. Too long for filling the mower, etc. Needs to be 4". May try to modify.
Thanks