Does anyone know why the No-Spill 1415 1-1/4-Gallon Poly Gas Can is CARB Compliant but the No-Spill 1018 1-1/4-Gallon Poly Multipurpose Can is not?
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Because the 1018 is not a gas can. It's not certified, labeled or approved for fuels. There's a warning label on the front of it stating this.
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I'm guessing the person misread 'CARB Compliant ' as 'Carb Complaint'. LOL...
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Peter E., I'm sorry but I've only had my Primo Flavorstation for a short period of time and have not used up a full cylinder of CO2. I am keeping track of the number of liters I get. I also have never used or know anyone who has used a Soda Stream. so I wouldn't have anything to compare to.Sincerely, Ronald
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I do, I have these cans for both Diesel and Gasoline and they do not leak liquid or fumes. Of course don't fill the containers to the point of overflowing and then get upset about the smell or leakage. Just fill it to the point where the top rounds over to the sides and all will be well. That also happens to be where the 5 gallon mark is when starting with an empty can.
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I was comparing Rubbermaid containers at Cub Foods in Minnesota yesterday and noticed two different lids for the same products. Both were noted as leak proof. I am not sure if the manufacturer changed lids and the old style is still being distributed or what, but upon my inspection, they seemed similar and of no real consequence.
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Yeah, I watched it.... Looks pretty simple to me. But if it fails, I'll just use the gas can for storage (no pouring,) then transfer gas into a useable pre-civil-lawsuit-government-intervention-gas-can. This entire pour-spout issue arose from a civil lawsuit involving people trying TO POUR GASOLINE (LITERALLY) ON A FIRE, from a gas can, THEN GETTING BURNED!!! .... Who would-a-thunk THAT???? .... BLITZ cans were the BEST, (made in OKLAHOMA!!!) ...... and I still have 2-of-them.... ahem....
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It says it is non CARB compliant which is californias pollution laws. So it cannot ship there
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I bought a BP5500 in 2011, Ran it a few times. It has 3 hours of total run time. Started it up today to test it out and the carburetor is leaking gas big time. They need a recall on this.
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Frankly, I do not know. Based on my experience, the more aggressive the solvent, the higher the probability of damage to rubber parts. The trouble with Berriman is of the opposite nature: it is virtually uneffective.Speaking of troublesome solvents, in my modest opinion, there is one that outclass all of the dangerous chemicals for carburators: surprisingly, it is called gasoline with ethanol blends....Sorry for my bluntness.
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I am not sure, I have the older gas cans and they have a smaller mouth than what the no spill cap is.
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Hello: I used this to clean two SU carbs with no problems, looks like the strength is still good. Only a partially full gallon container, so space maybe an issue, but worked good for me.Don
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They are all the same product, just different numbers for the size container. I admit it's a rather dumb way of numbering the containers. They could have just called them 16, 32, and 128. Allow me to say a word about buying the stuff: Very often, stores or sites actually sell four quarts cheaper than if you buy a gallon. I think somebody screwed up the pricing. Also, be aware that those caps can be a bear to get on and off. I usually just use so much force I cause the cap to ignore the threading. But this means you have to be careful not to spill it. And then be sure to store a partially-used container upright because, once opened, the cap will leak if the container is on its side. I hope this helps. It certainly is a fine product.
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I have no idea. You would have to either look on the can or ask the manufacturer.
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I was able to convert mine and it worked fine. I did the same thing I've done to everything that I've purchased that was intended for LP (propane) which is remove all of the LP gadgets (hose, regulator etc) and re-plumb accordingly for natural gas and then enlarge the jet accordingly. Of course none of this is UL approved or endorsed by Char-Broil in any way but if can be done. When completed the cooking time on natural gas was exactly the same as what the Char-Broil literature stated for LP.
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Yes this is CA CARB compliant, as this just ties in to the coolant overflow line and heater core line. Great product as well!!!
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I have the 620.162 16 qt. canner and used the 9907 (1075) from Amazon. In my manual the diameters of the .162 and the .212 are the same, so they most likely use the same gasket. I had to bring the rubber gasket to a boil and push it in bit by bit. My husband suggested vegetable oil and that might work also. Until I got the gasket in securely I had some steam escaping. Good luck.
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Not sure why this is important to you. It comes with a spout. These CARB approved cans are tough though. They dispense the fuel soooo slowly. I highly recommend a transfer pump so you don't have to worry about thread size, the speed of the spout or spilling any fuel.