Does the lid have gas springs to assist opening?
458706
I dont know about "gas" springs per se. But there's a "hidden" latch, reach under, palm up, squeeze, and the lid pops up a little. Then I lift to open fully to ninety degrees. Its a really cool box. Mistake I made was drilling permanent rails for sockets in the floor bottom, and I mounted the rails too close. Yeah, the rails with the sockets fit OK, but they are too hard to take in and out because they are too close. The thing I did right was to keep space for a small "chain locker." I slid a removable wood rectangle/square into the box, separating the box into two sections. To the right are my sockets, wrenches, jack, and what not. To the left is a small section with my chain, v-chain, and straps. Cool box, good buy, still happy with it. Everything is tight, doesnt make a sound on the highway or trail. Even the GF likes it, theres enough room for her pocketbook to be locked up when we go to the movies
1821816
Yes, the glass lid has a small vent hole to help keep lid from steaming up.
881373
The lid does not have a gasket. However I have not found that to be an issue - I don't move it after I fill it. Hope that helps
1988332
No it does not but there is a lid sold on Amazon that I bought and it works great
1107795
Yes. There is a rubber gasket around it and the container goes into the lid and locks down with the red tab you see in the picture.
1609766
Yes. There is a little red switch on the inside that will keep the lid open.
906417
I returned it shortly after so I do not remember, sorry! I think it had some sort of lid but I can't say for sure. I'm not remembering a door.
352312
Yes, but might have to put a spacer between the holder and the wall so the lid opens properly
9528
Yes ... the lid on that little piece sticking out to the right in the picture has a 1 inch by 3/4 inch opening. Big enough to stick two fingers into the opening. I love my Eco Vessel!
2004637
I bought this last year as a replacement for my original lid. The gasket of the original one had stretched which made it extremely difficult to open and close. I have had no issue with this one.
1448114
No it is spring loaded and closes as so as you let go on the opening mechanism.
1733335
No. The lid requires several inches. As you can see in the picture there is a brown lid that is actually raised in the back. All of that extends out the back when opened.
1596293
Yes there is a sturdy built in handle in the back, which is very useful. I don't understand your first question. Fuel entry is only from the top front opening where you unscrew the spout/cap. There is no air hole nor is it needed in the upper rear. I will add this is the best gas can I have ever purchased, secure flow button on top, truly no spilling and the rear handle helps with lifting and controlling it when full. I also recommend you buy the spout extension which fits securely and makes pouring gas more convenient.
1535128
Yes it has a silicone gasket around the inside of the lid. The lid makes a tight seal as you press it down, you can hear the air being pushed out. As well, it has another pressure seal for the pop-up valve and the relief valve, likely those have small gaskets, too.
1057674
No. There isn't a spring and the tap/flap does not open and close automatically. There is a small lever that you control.
1449969
It is necessary to open the lid. I have removed mine because my use does not require transport ..
1258683
Yes. The lid opens like a toy box while the front doors swing open completely.