Does this can vent through the spout like the newer cans do?
1673319
The vent is between the handle and fill cap and is opened when you pull the valve handle to allow the fuel to flow. I have three of these for two years and have had no issues. Sure beats all the plastic cans.
1673320
No a separate vent opened by the handle allows full flow of fuel through the nozzle.
1673321
No, when you lift the handle to open the spout, it also opens a seperate vent cap, and does not draw air thru the spout itself. It works great.
1673322
When you pull the handle, it opens a valve and vents thru a weep hole. No mess and stops when you release the handle. A very good can. Hope this helps you.
1329844
No vent, but the cover doesn't fit very tight so steam escapes at very low pressure.
285967
Yes. There are instructions on how to put in a vent. I did it and it's very easy.
473856
I think so but you still need a valve to turn off the flow from a new supply can, which I think is another fitting. I have used fill cans with their own discharge valve so I didn't need to get another valve.
1258258
Yes, it does. But, one thing about this tank is that it can swell up when it gets hot since the cap does not allow venting like the old ones. I have to leave my cap loose If I am going to run for a long time in the summer.
580444
If some stupid dumbass puts a hole in it I guarantee it will leak. These are military spec cans. The vent is internal to the mouth/spout and the seal is made by a cam lock. If you have a good gasket and lock the cap properly it won't leak. Judging by your question, I will not be betting on you getting it right.
1072142
Yes, there fore you can not use the "old" style spout. You will have to buy the "new" style. This is a very good quality can. We use it to carry Gas for our small generator when traveling in our Travel trailer. We carry it in our Tahoe, absolutely no gas odor.
1408212
The can itself when being stored is not vented. The cap does have a venting mechanism to allow gas to flow when the button is pressed. Storing the can in the sun will create internal pressure in the can that does not get relieved by itself. The directions state that before any use to press the button before using the can (to dispense gasoline) to relieve any built up pressure. I do not take my can outside and leave in the sun, so, I have never experienced an issue.
1427185
No it does not. When the smaller cap is up, that is its only "vent." That's one of the things I actually like about it, since I shake mine pretty mercilessly in order to mix everything up well enough. If you prefer that little extra air hole, then these bottles are not for you, but I love them as they are.
128203
Yes it vents but in my opinion, not well. When my son drinks, the spout inverts and then it sucks back through the hole and falls in the bottle. I am not sure why it does that. We have tried other nipples and they work fine.
1344114
I have not used this spout yet. Bought it for a Berkey as a backup. Sorry I can't help you on this question.
1888093
Throw the unit away. I bought one recently only to find out it did not have a vent cap. Also to remove the spout is the most complicated design I have ever seen for a fuel can.
1180805
This can does not come with a spout. You can certainly purchase a self-venting spout though...say from CampingMaxx.
1601842
I have a plastic can with a smaller spout than the opening of the replacement head. I attached a 1" bit of garden hose to the head and then joined that to the can with a piece of tubing that slips inside both the hose and the can spout. This works fine for me.
1916692
It mounts to the Vent. Hardware provided makes it very simple, and leak free !!!
1695746
No. It doesn't have any kind of "easy pour" spout. It just has the small screw top spout and air vent that you see in the product photo. It is VERY heavy duty though. I take it off roading and have no issues... unlike the much flimsier Reliance brand container that I had that easily dented and sprung a leak on a Mojave Road trip.
1316155
It is a single tube spout without the air passage. There is a separate air vent at the rear of the can for venting.