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I recently purchased the Mr.Gasket square jugs in blue and red. New design according to the website. I will have to inspect them closely. I would really hate to open the trailer door and find 5 gallons of generator or race gas had leaked out!
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most "fuel" jugs are not rated for gasoline, most state that on them, they don't meet DOT specs
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I don't use fuel jugs anymore since I buy VP in 5-gallon containers, which are metal. The containers reseal after they're opened using the supplied plastic spouts and caps.
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I picked up a pair of VP jugs that had sat empty for the winter and knocked them together to get the dust off. One shattered into about 10 pieces.
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Was told by a someone who worked for VP and then Insinger that plastic fuel jugs are temporary fuel containers. The plastic jugs are porous, leading to the fuel not passing fuel check. He said it will be ok for the weekend, but not long term. Maybe others have heard this also.
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Correct on temporary usage. The darker the jug the better. But not a fix all. Steel pails or drums of fuel are the best way to store
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Use plastic jugs exclusively for holding ethanol free gas for pit bike and lawn mower or get extra diesel fuel on the rare instance it find it priced reasonably. Worth it to pay the extra for pails, a DQ once was all it took to learn my lesson.
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I use the metal can that comes with VP. Try to avoid pushing the spout in and out, it will crack.
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The fuel jugs from Renegade Race Fuels are very thick and heavy duty. And square so they line up nicely.
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