Can you store diesel fuel in this can?
1509692
Yes, it meets all federal standards, but the color also indicates the type of fuel you can put in a can. Red is for gasoline only, Yellow is for diesel fuel only, Blue is for kerosene. They also make Green but I do not know what that color is used for.MikeM
1509693
Absolutely! This fuel can is made for that and the fuel flows well from the can. We use them to store red diesel for our tractor. They're well made as well and will last a long time making this fuel can a great investment.
1509694
Yes. The yellow can is the correct color coded can for diesel fuel. I have used these cans for years and they are far superior to the cheaper plastic cans. Easier to use and less spills.
1509695
Yes, I have red for gas and yellow for diesel. Have had them for about three years now and no problems.
1509696
Yes,and no. I just called Just Rite Man.at 1-800-798-9250 and spoke with Justin in cust. Service and he said not to store diesel fuel in the can for more then one year.The fuel will react with the galvanization in the can and contaminate the fuel and possibly damage an engine.Although he added,that this has not happened in the six years he has been with the company that he is aware of.I have a John deere tractor, and in the manual they suggest not using galvanized cans and only use plastic ones. John Deere is covering there butts I assume,because I have used the Just Rite yellow fuel cans for YEARS before I heard you should not store diesel fuel in them more one year and never had a problem,of corse NOW I will make sure I will use up the fuel by the end of the year.it's probably not a good idea to use diesel fuel that's more then one year old ANYWAY. Well that's the scoop from Just Rite themselves. I hope this is helpful.Fonzie.
1509697
Yes, I use the yellow version for storing diesel, and a red one for gasoline.
794803
I guess you could, but that would be kind of an overkill. Engine oil coolers are normally of a smaller dimensions.
1023212
You can,and it should remain reasonably safe. But I would get a normal gas can as its safer and can help prevent dangerous leaks. Its also safer to pour. Though if you want to put gasoline inside make sure its tightly sealed and take care not to damage the bottle. aluminum doesn't give Sparks either.
772806
Yes. It is labeled for use with kerosene or high quality diesel fuel. I have not tried diesel fuel. Performs very well on kerosene. Joe M.
2182051
Yes. you can also probably fit a propane tank under to store. But do know the propane is not used as the cooking source. It is to light the charcoal or lump. It is very convenient to light and to get the coals going. This is an awesome pit for the money.
538481
You probably could, but honestly wouldn't recommend The fuel cans do get quite hot, and you will get a moderate amount of soot that end up on your floors
393529
I called Cascade Designs today to ask if these bottles could hold charcoal lighter fluid and/or unleaded gasoline. The rep confirmed they are suitable to store any aliphatic petroleum-based solvents. This means yes to both.
1588667
Yes. The type of fuel does not matter. You should be careful to install it correctly in a newer vehicle... they have multiple computers on board that you could harm if done improperly.
16595
yes, the gas canister has to breathe a bit, otherwise the gas can explode. Also, be advised the ethanol in the gas can turn into water causing damage to your gasoline appliance. try not to store gasoline over long periods of time.
886093
Yes you can, and I do mean pour all contents (3,4,5) gallons in your auto's gas tank. I've done it twice and without a spill. You may need to adjust the spout towards the end to pour all of your gas from can into gas tank.
1445588
Yes it can. I take a little at a time and store it for frequent use. I would not use from the box. I feel the aroma is best preserved this way.
583065
Empty one or two gallon size plastic type cans...yes, but I wouldn't recommend carrying any can with fuel inside. The enclosed space would act as a storage for the highly explosive vapors. The heat from your exhaust could be enough to set it off.
493700
I have used this hose with gasoline-works fine. I don't know about use with diesel.
2034197
I would not recommend this for that use. Even if not a high pressure system, the integrity would not be what is required for a fuel system.
1809960
I don't see why not. The hoses should hold up. It has a rotary pump, so that is unaffected. You may have to change the filter more often because, in my mind, diesel fuel is "dirtier". No big deal as long as you can get to it to change it. Remember it is alow pressure pump and in supercold weather the fuel may wax, and the pump becomes non-functional until the temps go up.
571744
Sure you can. The lid has smooth edges and can be placed back on top of the can. It fits snug but of course it is not truly sealed.
2025612
Not sure what you mean but im pretty sure you could store and pump any fluid in here (non edible). I use it for standard gas.