Can this be used with a 5 gallon gas container?
1035065
Yes, that is what I use mine for. This is an awesome tool but you will have to replace the tubing it comes with.
1035066
Yes, you can use it, but since the container has to be higher than what you are trying to put the fuel in you might as well just pour it in and save yourself $40. It is not like you can set it on the ground, pump the handle and it will pump fuel. Unless you put an electric pump on it you are not gaining anything. Not worth the money.
1035067
Works the best with 5 gallon container as the tube that goes into container is quite long. Working for me. I use it to fill snow blower. Can needs to be above the line of gas tank. I put gas can on bench next to snow blower and then as you pump with your hand it works great. Good luck
1953441
Not real sure, but might be able to attach a tub to the metal tub going into canister and running tub into a hole in top lid of 5 gallon bucket lid. I think it's like pressure fed.
1838702
Yes, I use it in a 5 gallon and I wouldn't use it in anything smaller than that.
770203
Yes, a 5 gal waterer will easily fit on it. I use a 5 gal metal waterer on mine and have had no problems.
1527342
I do not think it would hold up on a 3.5 gal. particularly if its a round unit
1528979
Yes. I have a five gallon metal water container on it now. It does need to be a metal one.
1575950
The bucket that we ordered for it is a two-gallon bucket that tapers a bit at the bottom. I do not think a five-gallon would fit at all.
1379199
No sir. The fitting is too small. You MUST purchase a 8.9 oz "PRIMUS" propane/isobutane butane gas container in order for this to work.
138621
By the look of the 5 gallon can in the picture it won't fit. The siphon is designed to screw into a 55 gal drum not screw "on" like a cap.
1134945
Hi yes it sure can and it comes with the small part needed. You will need to provide the gas line up to the unit. Thank you, Patio Splash
2260511
I'm not sure. I use 5 gallon jugs. But I would think that 3 would work if it has same opening but just a smaller size.
1469127
If it was, as is the case with other 'EPA Certified', it would be hard to use and leak copiously. I have several of the Carb-Compliant cans all of which leak during use and transport. A full 5 gallon EPA Compliant can is very hard to manage... trying to activate the Carb-Compliant spout while holding 30+ pounds of fuel upside down is just not possible. Fuel ALWAYS spills around the fill port. Good job, EPA! Always trust a desk-bound bunch of bureaucrats to screw up a simple can!
937414
You will not be able to dump the entire half gallon in at once, but you can poor it through slowly. 5 inch diameter and about 3-4 inches deep. Supper fine mesh so definatly no lumps in your mixture will get througl
213783
You may use the small one pound cylinder by screwing it into the fitting one th right side of the grill. I prefer to use the adapter to attach a larger propane bottle. I also have a five foot long propane hose to run from the grill to five gallon tank. You may need an adapter on the tank side also. The grill works great and I use it a lot at home and camping.
1452881
Yes, you can use any size bottle or canister of propane. It's about how long it will last for what you need it to do. Anyway the answer is yes. BIG BOB out!
484636
I would think it would work. This will set down inside a 5 gallon bucket and the top elastic fits snugly over the top 1/4" of the outside of the bucket.
723981
Not with the box which is pretty snug around it. It looks like it will just barely fit in a 5 gal. with a lid. Keep in mind it is heavy. Hope this helps.