Will this fit a Midwest gas can ??
872659
It didn't fit anything I have, so it just sits on a shelf in the garage gathering dust.
2284447
depends if it has the same screw type connection and uses the small tanks of gas, then it should work.
1178435
This spout would not screw on any standard gas can I have, it was to big, there must be a special gas can out there somewhere that it fits.
132751
I have a 40 inch electric Masterbuilt ant it fits great...don't know about the gas model.
973470
I am not sure of the fit. I purchased two of these spouts to replace the push, twist and lock spouts that are on gas cans that are available today. This spout works beautifully and I can easily fill my gas generator, car, lawnmower and rider mower, without the spout clip shutting down fuel flow.
18310
Sorry unable to answer, my can was 1 3/4 and did fit. But it was a hassle to first screw on, too much galvanizing material. The originals rosettes were made of brass, much higher quality.
1300369
Measure the base of your crate and that will tell you if the crate pan will fit. I am not familiar with "midwest" models. My crate was not from Petco but I just measured the old broken pan and the inside dimensions of the bottom of my crate. Good luck.
2142352
I cannot answer for sure but you may have heard correctly. I have a stainless steel and the gaskets did not fit.
1868050
Yes. It should fit pretty good wheather. Or not. Is if you have 5/16 hose. Or 3/8 fuel hose
1212941
The none flexible part is pickup end and yes I think it will fit in to the gas thank.
1351840
Not sure..But I do know it is a very tall gas cap..had to cut a couple inches off the length to be able to fit a 94 indy lite
634874
http://ww2.stant.com/modules/partLocator/view_diagram.cfm?id=10623sometimes, you need to look things up.... its easy, the manufacturer will tell you what it fits :)in short, yes.
739285
Mine seems to be exactly 2 7/8" so it should fit but may be tight or slightly hard to get completely on the can.
2219332
It works fine with my gas lines. I'm using the standard size for kegorators, which I believe is 5/16" inner diameter.
1752880
I believe it should. The fit depends more on the diameter of the can opening than the gallon rating, at least to some degree.
1701144
I checked this today with an old 2.5 gott plastic gas can. Yes it will fit, but you have to use the black threaded piece from the Gott can. Also it's a very tight fit and you may want to file the hole a little larger in the black threaded piece from the Gott can. I thought these yellow ribbed Moeller Scepters would be a good replacement for other types of self venting spouts, but the bottom line is that they are really made for water and there is no cap to place on the end of the spout to prevent contaminants from getting into the gas and also to prevent the gas from off-gassing (evaporation) of the more volatile components, oxidizing and water vapor mixing (i.e. going stale). I checked this today with an old 2.5 gott plastic gas can. Yes it will fit, but you have to use the black threaded piece from the Gott can. Also it's a very tight fit and you may want to file the hole a little larger in the black threaded piece from the Gott can. I thought these yellow ribbed Moeller Scepters would be a good replacement for other types of self venting spouts, but the bottom line is that they are really made for water and there is no cap to place on the end of the spout to prevent contaminants from getting into the gas and also to prevent the gas from off-gassing... » Read More I checked this today with an old 2.5 gott plastic gas can. Yes it will fit, but you have to use the black threaded piece from the Gott can. Also it's a very tight fit and you may want to file the hole a little larger in the black threaded piece from the Gott can. I thought these yellow ribbed Moeller Scepters would be a good replacement for other types of self venting spouts, but the bottom line is that they are really made for water and there is no cap to place on the end of the spout to prevent contaminants from getting into the gas and also to prevent the gas from off-gassing (evaporation) of the more volatile components, oxidizing and water vapor mixing (i.e. going stale). « Show Less
593749
Sorry, I don't know the specifics of that particular gas can, what I can tell you is that it fits the regular plastic red cans currently on the market; your best bet is just to spend a few dollars and try it.