what is the diameter of the can opening? Do we need a funnel to pour oil into the can?
282040
My 1 quarter can does not require a funnel. The opening is about 2 diameter wide.
583063
2 gal or smaller. I have a Blitz 2 or 2.5 gal gas can with the funnel inside it seems to fit.
255908
The opening is the same diameter as any flask. I recommend an average sized funnel. Don't get anything too big as it will spill if you overflow. Most funnels with a long spout should fit. I don't have exact measurements for anything. Just Google it.
1429798
I don't know, but they say that no aditives should be put into the fuel pror to using the funnel. I have my doubts that I will work with a gas mixture, because the oil acts like an aditive.
1778284
The insert that holds the oil measures 9" x 12" x 6" deep. There is a max fill line marked on the inside of the insert that is 3 inches from the bottom. So they only want you to fill it halfway, though I've had as much as 4 inches in it and it worked fine.
554189
Fill up oil reservoir after 10 minutes of operation; not sure how much, but the manufacturer supplies about a 6 oz squeeze bottle, but does not specify reservoir capacity. My guess is about an oz.
1603167
5 inches (12cm) to the rim of the can itself, 5 1/2in to the top of the pouring spout including can. About an inch thick (2.5cm). About 1 7/8in wide (roughly 4.5cm) if that helps you out :)
1412123
no I use a small plastic funnel, but often I just pour the oil directly in the torch opening. there are minor spills but they quickly burn off with the first lighting.
1302763
I measured 1.35 inches for the opening of the container itself. I recommend allowing for some variation from container to container. The removable spout doesn't have a meaningful inside diameter, because it is not a simple tube. It has an inner tube and support structure molded into to that is presumably designed to aid smooth pouring.
808610
As you can see by the picture of this item, the funnell flairs out and would fit into the jar. The small end of the funnel is about one inch in diameter and the strainer can be removed and put in place to strain larger items from your liquid. I use it to strain cooking oil after I use it for french frying when particles are left behind from the flour coating.
1225792
The opening is 51/4 inches for 12 oz. cans.You'll just have to crush your 16oz. the old fashioned way with your feet!
1129718
Depends on the can opening. It does fit a bottle of olive oil. I had problems with these because they were rather flimsy and the hinges kept falling off!
766896
I bought the funnel w screen . but u do have to pick up pan and pour. I buy oil in lg jug so I can put funnel in and save.luv fryer .good luck happy holidays
71045
You can't fit that size in the container. I measured my grease pot and there is a three-fourth inch lip that functions as a platform for the grease draining plate. You can fit a 4.5in (diameter) by a 4.25in high can inside WITH the drain plate, or a 4.5in (diameter) by a 5 in high can inside WITHOUT the drain plate.
1474074
It did not come with a funnel that I can recall, but it's not a super tiny opening either. I can easily pour my essential oil/alcohol combination into the bottle to make a perfume spray.
677754
The funnel fits in the regular (and large) sized canning jars. In the regular size jar openings its close, so it is hard to see the level you're filling it up to, but it definitely fits just fine.
635513
The diameter of the funnel neck (which fits inside the opening of a wide mouth jar) is 2 and 3/4 inches, or 7 cm, and it fits precisely into a wide mouth jar. It's the only funnel I've found described as a "wide mouth" that is actually what it says it is.