Hi Jason!!😀😀 I've had one of those jugs for a couple years now. I run the other spout on the bar oil side. It seems to work better for me. When it comes to filling the gas. Just stick it in the tank and listen till it stops making noise and it is full. Never spills a drop. Best combo can I have ever had!! Take care my friend!! Logger Al
It's not the right nozzle for the oil. The spare nozzle you see here is designed for the Aspen 5L yars and that's the only fuel you should _ever_ run in the chainsaw.
Hi! Pro tip. if you buy the pre mixed fuel in containers you can use the spare nozzle from the jug to pour it in to the combi jug. Also the nozzles will automaticly stop when the tanks are full. You dont have to look all the time. Thanks for the video.
Faced with a similar situation of carrying my tree cutting equipment into the bush on my Honda ATV, I opted for a Hard Husqvarna Chainsaw Box. In the box, I have room for a 5 litre pre-mixed fuel/oil, a 1L bar oil container, safety glasses, ear protection, chainsaw chaps, spare chains, 4 tree wedges, 6 foot nylon tree saver strap, spare spark plug and wrench, chainsaw file(s), bug spray, tape measure and a small hatchet. I keep it tied down with a ratchet strap across the back rack of the ATV. I find it convenient as it can removed it in seconds and placed in the truck or shed. I also store the ratchet strap in the box when not tied down to my ATV.
I have one of those gas cans for a couple years now. I love mine! Couple things I like to mention. When I leave mine in the shop I turn the gas spout a bit to the left and loosen the collar. This lets any pressure that could build up come out of the can and turning it to the left reminds me the collar is loose. Or before you turn the can upside down to fill the saw. Push down on the fill collar on the spout to release the pressure. Right after I got the can. I experienced the pressure build up and when I pushed it into the saw gas tank it came out with quite a force and made a big mess! This could cause a fire with a hot saw! Also when filling the gas just push it in and listen for the gurgling to stop. When it does… it’s full and you will not spill a drop. Same as the oil but be patient ( I call this time my rest period, lol) it’s slow on-less you want to use the other spout. 👍
Excellent information Laurie, I noted how quick it builds pressure so that is a great idea to loosen it off. Amazing little jug, can’t wait to get into the woods tomorrow! Jason
I think those spouts are designed to automatically shut off when the tank is full. Very jealous of the new can, I have been waiting one for some time now. Just can’t justify the cost. Keep up the good work! I really like your setup!
It shouldn't overflow unless you forget to release the pressure in the can before trying to refuel. If you release that pressure before you fill you should be good!
I just bought that same gas can 3 months ago. I absolutely love it! The more you use it well you'll see, it comes in pretty handy. Congratulations on your 100 videos. Keep up the great work.
Nice to see the 100 video, enjoy all your videos and your builds. Nice gas can. Like the no mess or spill, as a heavy duty mechanic cleanliness is a must, dirt left makes for oil leaks. All in all a win win. Cheers my friend.
Thanks Gerry, this is the best can I’ve seen so far. Based on the comments, I think it may last for quite a long time too! Appreciate your channel support! Take care, Jason.
Greetings Jason, Lee here, I have one of those jugs, I"m really happy with mine and I"m sure you will be also. When I refill my saw with the oil I keep my ear close to to the spout and I can hear a very slow faint glug, glug, when I don't hear it any longer I know it is full. You are still putting out great videos, keep up the good work, good to see you are on the way to 3,000 subs,excellent. You and your family keep well and hope you all have a wonderful and prosperous new year, later
bought the same 2 years ago. I've had to replace the gaz spout because it was sticking. I'm not sure if the gasket were not made to handle gaz but you'll see if yours will survive for long. Overall, I love it anyway.
@@davek9805 Same here Dave and its still sticking a little so I'm going to try the Wd40. Thanks for the tip as it was causing a gush when fueling. Apart from that it's a great bit o' kit.
Congrats on the 100 videos. It certainly takes dedication to post that many videos. That is also a very functional combi gas can. Hopefully it holds enough gas and bar oil for a full day of logging in the forest.
I think it is going to work out great! I usually cut a trailer load at a time and bring it to the yard so no worry of running out of gas! Thanks for stopping by….
That gas can is great, I have used their earlier model for about fifteen years now. That model has straight nozzles. In that model the nozzle is so thight that I have to let the pressure out before putting gas in the tank. I also have a couple of their 15-liter model that I use when I refuel my smaller boats. Auto shut-off is golden 👍🏼😋! When the big guy with the beard gets you the Kranman 960 there is all the storage you need 😉😂!
I didn’t know that they made larger petrol cans with the auto shut off. That would be great as the generic auto shut off caps here leak… I’ll have to investigate further!
@@OakMountainAcotts Over hete they are sold as Husqvarna or Jonsered depending on shop. They where advertised as a accessory to the Rider lawnmower. I looked on the web for Canada but they had only the old model (the one I use) of petrol/combi can. Not the larger (15 liters) nor the new combi can that you just bought. The 15 liters is nice both for petrol and for diesel. I use it to get fuel for my old Kubota B7100 tractor. Now I have three big ones and two small. And a couple of "petrol cans", the old combi can without the oil can...
Nice tool to have! I am still having the milk crate to handle the gas/oil can and my helmet on top! That gives me an idea of where to improve my setup! I am lucky, with a side-by-side, I have plenty to room to bring all my tools! Including a large box for the ropes and pulley. Thanks!
My goal is to get setup so that I can go to the woods with the tractor and trailer, 2 saws and my fuel jug and have a grapple on the front of the tractor instead of the bucket. I’ll get there eventually! Thanks for stopping by, Jason.
I currently have a grapple and since I have my log trailer, it does not seem to be useful anymore... I might use it when it comes time to buck the logs down to 16in though. What is your intended use for the grapple you had in mind?
3:37 - That one is not spare but it's for wintertime with really low temperatures when chain oil gets dense. I've bought it yesterday and salesman explained everything
Thanks for watching our videos and subscribing to the channel all the way from Poland! It amazes me that our videos are making it around the world! Take care, Jason.
Third nozzle is for winter use,as oil gets thicker in freezing temperatures.Probably by now your petrol nozzle doesnt work properly,at least mine does not.After 2 years.
Well... The "spare" nozzle isn't a "spare" it's designed to fit perfectly on the Aspen 5L yars to fill your gas section. That's however the _only_ fuel you should actually ever run in your chainsaw. The fast fill nozzles are designed to put exactly the right amount of fluid in the tank. It will not overspill as the ingenious airlock will make that physical impossible. So just push down and wait for the flow to stop and you are done.
How's she goin'? That's a nice can and sure has multi-uses. I like the locking spouts. That will pay for the can in no time just by preventing the spills eh!!! Nice and thanks for the review!! Happy New Year!!!
Forgot to add that in the bottom of the box, I placed a sheet of oil absorbent pad in case that any oil or gas is spilled. I also have my gloves in the box too.
Hey Jason congratulations on 100 videos, that is quite a feat!! Thanks for the review, may need to snag one of those. I currently use a milk crate with separate containers so this would be a better solution. I've never seen these containers before, thanks for sharing! Stay safe, Ed
I used it in the woods yesterday Ed. It is awesome. I don't think you can spill gas. Basically shove it in the tank and depress the spout. It stops filling when it makes contact with the gas in the tank and when you pull out the nozzle, the gas level is perfect in the tank so it doesn't overflow when you put the gas cap back in. I don't think Stihl has that problem anyways but Husqvarna's sure do! Thanks for stopping by, Jason.
I'm guessing you never used a quart bottle for your oil. You could use a nipple cap from a gear oil bottle .that's what I use. Keeps things clean. You can actually see what you're doing.
Hi Steve, I think it is going to be a gem. I am learning from the video comments that they make a 15 L petrol can as well. I bet it would be great! Thanks for watching our video!
I bet it is broken by now, they all have a defect and that is the petrol pouring spout jams up because the internals swell with age and its a dog to fix.
Hi, good question! There isn't a measure on the jug itself but most saws require a 50:1 gas to oil ratio. I believe this jug holds 5 litres of gas so that means you need to add 100 mls of oil to it. Husqvarna sells convenient packs of mix oil in 100 ml containers so I simply put in 1 container of mix oil and then top up with supreme gas to the 5 L mark. Jason
I bought this exact fuel can about three years ago. At first it was great but then the fuel side outlet failed to work properly. It became very sticky, hard to slide open and close. It was extremely difficult to open to allow the fuel out then really hard to close it, which made a huge mess with fuel everywhere. Of course Husky dealer said it was my fault, even thought they couldn't say what I had done, or failed to do so as to end up in its unusable state. A good idea but poorly made. Don't waste your money, just junk.
I have had one of these cans for the past two years. They're not nearly as good as you make them out to be. The no-spill nozzle for the fuel mix on mine worked fine for about two months, but then it would not shut off fully when the fuel tank was full. After looking at some internet forums and seeing some youtube videos, it is apparent that this is a common problem. The no spill nozzle for the oil is also a problem. It is too slow. It is much better to replace it with the full flow nozzle which is a lot quicker. There is youtube video in Polish ruclips.net/video/92663QhakgY/видео.html which shows how to dismantle the spout and sand down the inner pipe to make the spout close properly. I have tried it myself. It works for a while and the problem comes back again. I'm on my third dismantling job, to try and correct this fault.
I have had a great experience with my jug so far. I love it. Thanks for highlighting your issue and the fix. If mine starts to give me trouble, I know what to do now!
Love my combi can. To anyone who owns this can you will likely be interested in this video (ruclips.net/video/FgCGxL5PKTk/видео.html) as it shows how to easily cure the sticky gas nozzle. I searched the interwebs for hours to try and find a solution. Wanted to just purchase another winter oil nozzle to use on the gas side but couldn't find a way to get one shipped to the US.
@@OakMountainAcotts Thank you very much for the part numbers if you don’t mind me asking where did you purchase it and the cost the Husqvarna dealers in my area never heard of it before the 580 75 42-01 I would like to buy two of them I’m in British Columbia Thank you
@@OakMountainAcotts thank you for your help and links I did order and receive two of them at $96 each including shipping to British Columbia delivery was just under two weeks from UK But I did get charged $40 duty/import
Hi Jason!!😀😀
I've had one of those jugs for a couple years now. I run the other spout on the bar oil side. It seems to work better for me. When it comes to filling the gas. Just stick it in the tank and listen till it stops making noise and it is full. Never spills a drop. Best combo can I have ever had!!
Take care my friend!!
Logger Al
Thanks Al. I figured it might stop itself but I didn't want to try it until I was out in the woods! It seems to be an awesome gas jug for sure!
It's not the right nozzle for the oil. The spare nozzle you see here is designed for the Aspen 5L yars and that's the only fuel you should _ever_ run in the chainsaw.
@@erikbagge6812 what is Aspen 5L yars?? Never heard of such a fuel. Don't believe there is such a fuel in the US or Canada.
Hi!
Pro tip. if you buy the pre mixed fuel in containers you can use the spare nozzle from the jug to pour it in to the combi jug.
Also the nozzles will automaticly stop when the tanks are full. You dont have to look all the time.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the information!
That one is not spare but it's for wintertime with really low temperatures when chain oil gets dense
First correct awnser! The "spare" nozzle is for the Aspen 5L yars.
Faced with a similar situation of carrying my tree cutting equipment into the bush on my Honda ATV, I opted for a Hard Husqvarna Chainsaw Box. In the box, I have room for a 5 litre pre-mixed fuel/oil, a 1L bar oil container, safety glasses, ear protection, chainsaw chaps, spare chains, 4 tree wedges, 6 foot nylon tree saver strap, spare spark plug and wrench, chainsaw file(s), bug spray, tape measure and a small hatchet. I keep it tied down with a ratchet strap across the back rack of the ATV. I find it convenient as it can removed it in seconds and placed in the truck or shed. I also store the ratchet strap in the box when not tied down to my ATV.
That sounds like a pretty good setup! I see Dad put one of those case’s on his ATV for the new 120i… they are nice!
I have one of those gas cans for a couple years now. I love mine! Couple things I like to mention. When I leave mine in the shop I turn the gas spout a bit to the left and loosen the collar. This lets any pressure that could build up come out of the can and turning it to the left reminds me the collar is loose. Or before you turn the can upside down to fill the saw. Push down on the fill collar on the spout to release the pressure. Right after I got the can. I experienced the pressure build up and when I pushed it into the saw gas tank it came out with quite a force and made a big mess! This could cause a fire with a hot saw! Also when filling the gas just push it in and listen for the gurgling to stop. When it does… it’s full and you will not spill a drop. Same as the oil but be patient ( I call this time my rest period, lol) it’s slow on-less you want to use the other spout. 👍
Excellent information Laurie, I noted how quick it builds pressure so that is a great idea to loosen it off. Amazing little jug, can’t wait to get into the woods tomorrow! Jason
I had mine a few years now & love it, I think it’s been 3 years or so, but it really comes in handy
Love mine! Thanks for watching!
I think those spouts are designed to automatically shut off when the tank is full. Very jealous of the new can, I have been waiting one for some time now. Just can’t justify the cost. Keep up the good work! I really like your setup!
Thanks for the tip. When I’m in the woods, I’ll let it go to see if it is possible to overflow. Pretty impressed so far! Take care, Jason.
It shouldn't overflow unless you forget to release the pressure in the can before trying to refuel. If you release that pressure before you fill you should be good!
Sounds great… I‘ll give it a whirl tomorrow! Thanks!
I just bought that same gas can 3 months ago. I absolutely love it! The more you use it well you'll see, it comes in pretty handy. Congratulations on your 100 videos. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the feedback! Planning on first Winter cutting tomorrow… I’ll put it to the test!
Nice video. Maybe the gray extra poring thingy is for filling oil or gas from containers into the husq can.
Hi, maybe so! This jug is fantastic… thanks for watching!
@@OakMountainAcotts just ordered it today for my new Husq 545 mk2. Super excited. Was thinking bout the powerbox too.
Nice. You will not be disappointed!
Thanks for the review - picking one up tomorrow. Cheers!
You won’t be disappointed. Thanks for stopping by!
Nice to see the 100 video, enjoy all your videos and your builds. Nice gas can. Like the no mess or spill, as a heavy duty mechanic cleanliness is a must, dirt left makes for oil leaks. All in all a win win. Cheers my friend.
Thanks Gerry, this is the best can I’ve seen so far. Based on the comments, I think it may last for quite a long time too! Appreciate your channel support! Take care, Jason.
Greetings Jason, Lee here, I have one of those jugs, I"m really happy with mine and I"m sure you will be also. When I refill my saw with the oil I keep my ear close to to the spout and I can hear a very slow faint glug, glug, when I don't hear it any longer I know it is full. You are still putting out great videos, keep up the good work, good to see you are on the way to 3,000 subs,excellent. You and your family keep well and hope you all have a wonderful and prosperous new year, later
Hi Lee, thanks for the tip on the oil flow, I’ll get it figured out! The channel is chugging along for sure… Happy Holidays! Jason
1.5$ for 1 liter gas it cheaper than we have regular gas price in Estonia. Great video!
How much is a liter of regular gas in Estonia? Thanks for watching our video!
@@OakMountainAcotts 1.56€ is 1 liter of gas in Estonia, it's 1,76 USD.
That is $2.13/liter Canadian! Every drop counts!!
love that gas jug I leave my oil and gas jugs in the woods where im working usually behind a tree or stump
I have done that before as well. With the road system we are putting in, my service vehicle is never too far away now! Thanks for watching, Jason.
Great thorough review. Thanks for taking the time to do so!
Glad you found it useful!
I'm a big fan of jugs. When it comes to fuel/oil ones that certainly seems pretty good. The no spill spouts are a big win.
Hi Alan, it seems like it is going to be a good one! Thanks for stopping by, Jason.
@@OakMountainAcotts The best thing is that it works with Stihl saws or any other brand
It is a fantastic design. I’ve used it quite a bit this week and love it!
bought the same 2 years ago. I've had to replace the gaz spout because it was sticking. I'm not sure if the gasket were not made to handle gaz but you'll see if yours will survive for long. Overall, I love it anyway.
I love the design already: very good jug: let’s hope it stands up to the challenge!
Same here, mine sticks, sprayed it with wd40 and it seems good now
@@davek9805 I was worried something like that would contaminate the gaz and end up in the chainsaw...I'll try it !
@@davek9805 Same here Dave and its still sticking a little so I'm going to try the Wd40. Thanks for the tip as it was causing a gush when fueling. Apart from that it's a great bit o' kit.
Congrats on the 100 videos. It certainly takes dedication to post that many videos. That is also a very functional combi gas can. Hopefully it holds enough gas and bar oil for a full day of logging in the forest.
I think it is going to work out great! I usually cut a trailer load at a time and bring it to the yard so no worry of running out of gas! Thanks for stopping by….
That gas can is great, I have used their earlier model for about fifteen years now. That model has straight nozzles. In that model the nozzle is so thight that I have to let the pressure out before putting gas in the tank. I also have a couple of their 15-liter model that I use when I refuel my smaller boats. Auto shut-off is golden 👍🏼😋!
When the big guy with the beard gets you the Kranman 960 there is all the storage you need 😉😂!
I didn’t know that they made larger petrol cans with the auto shut off. That would be great as the generic auto shut off caps here leak… I’ll have to investigate further!
@@OakMountainAcotts
Over hete they are sold as Husqvarna or Jonsered depending on shop. They where advertised as a accessory to the Rider lawnmower.
I looked on the web for Canada but they had only the old model (the one I use) of petrol/combi can. Not the larger (15 liters) nor the new combi can that you just bought.
The 15 liters is nice both for petrol and for diesel. I use it to get fuel for my old Kubota B7100 tractor. Now I have three big ones and two small. And a couple of "petrol cans", the old combi can without the oil can...
@@johanneslaxell6641 I’ll have to keep an eye out for one. I think it would be great for fueling the Kubota 2601!
Nice tool to have! I am still having the milk crate to handle the gas/oil can and my helmet on top! That gives me an idea of where to improve my setup! I am lucky, with a side-by-side, I have plenty to room to bring all my tools! Including a large box for the ropes and pulley. Thanks!
My goal is to get setup so that I can go to the woods with the tractor and trailer, 2 saws and my fuel jug and have a grapple on the front of the tractor instead of the bucket. I’ll get there eventually! Thanks for stopping by, Jason.
I currently have a grapple and since I have my log trailer, it does not seem to be useful anymore... I might use it when it comes time to buck the logs down to 16in though. What is your intended use for the grapple you had in mind?
Will be interesting how the bar oil will flow in -temps 😊😊
Yeah, I have to buy winter and summer bar oil. The mix that is supposed to work all year really doesn't work here in January!
3:37 - That one is not spare but it's for wintertime with really low temperatures when chain oil gets dense. I've bought it yesterday and salesman explained everything
And yes - I'm new subscriber ;D All best from Europe, Poland! :)
Thanks for watching our videos and subscribing to the channel all the way from Poland! It amazes me that our videos are making it around the world! Take care, Jason.
Well... Your reseller seems not to be verey well educated on Swedish products... The "spare" nozzle is for filling from the Aspen 5L yars.
Thanks for the review Jason! We love all the features that the gas can has to offer. Merry Christmas
Thanks for watching guys! Happy Holidays!!!
Have you herd of the Chain Locker? Storage for saw chains .
I haven’t but I’ll check it out online. Thanks!
Third nozzle is for winter use,as oil gets thicker in freezing temperatures.Probably by now your petrol nozzle doesnt work properly,at least mine does not.After 2 years.
It’s a little sticky but still working.
There are two nosels for the chain oil because you can't use the "no spill" nosel if it's very cold and the oil is viscous.
Yes Sir! I found out that the regular nozzle for chain oil works better. Thanks for the note and for watching our videos!
Well... The "spare" nozzle isn't a "spare" it's designed to fit perfectly on the Aspen 5L yars to fill your gas section. That's however the _only_ fuel you should actually ever run in your chainsaw.
The fast fill nozzles are designed to put exactly the right amount of fluid in the tank. It will not overspill as the ingenious airlock will make that physical impossible. So just push down and wait for the flow to stop and you are done.
Cool! I guess that makes sense to me. I've got this fancy jug all figured out now. She's a beauty. Thanks for watching!
man, that is a one stop can for the woods
Hi Rick, it is a pretty nice Christmas gift for sure! Take care, Jason.
How's she goin'? That's a nice can and sure has multi-uses. I like the locking spouts. That will pay for the can in no time just by preventing the spills eh!!! Nice and thanks for the review!! Happy New Year!!!
Happy New Year Mike! Dad sure does use me good ;) Hitting the hardwood stand tomorrow! Thanks for watching, Jason.
Forgot to add that in the bottom of the box, I placed a sheet of oil absorbent pad in case that any oil or gas is spilled. I also have my gloves in the box too.
Good thinking! Thanks for stopping by, Jason.
Hey Jason congratulations on 100 videos, that is quite a feat!! Thanks for the review, may need to snag one of those. I currently use a milk crate with separate containers so this would be a better solution. I've never seen these containers before, thanks for sharing! Stay safe, Ed
I used it in the woods yesterday Ed. It is awesome. I don't think you can spill gas. Basically shove it in the tank and depress the spout. It stops filling when it makes contact with the gas in the tank and when you pull out the nozzle, the gas level is perfect in the tank so it doesn't overflow when you put the gas cap back in. I don't think Stihl has that problem anyways but Husqvarna's sure do! Thanks for stopping by, Jason.
The fuel side will stop when the tank is almost full. No need to stop and look, just pour until you hear it stop.
Thanks! I figured that out after a couple of fill ups. Awesome fuel jug!
Seems like a good product, thanks for the review!
I'm going to put it to the test today. I have about 50 hardwood trees flagged for thinning.... just building up my courage to face the cold weather!
Great jug. Thank you for the review!!
Thanks for watching!
I'm guessing you never used a quart bottle for your oil. You could use a nipple cap from a gear oil bottle .that's what I use. Keeps things clean. You can actually see what you're doing.
That’s a good idea! I might try that….
Mix a little diesel in with your bar oil to thin it out for cold temperature.
Hi Ray, thanks for the tip on the bar oil. Definitely going to thin it out a bit. Take care, Jason.
The nozzles shut themselves off and will not overfill just keep it depressed until it stops then pull it out.
Absolutely. I’m a pro with the can now!
Wonderful fuel/oil container
Hi Steve, I think it is going to be a gem. I am learning from the video comments that they make a 15 L petrol can as well. I bet it would be great! Thanks for watching our video!
I bet it is broken by now, they all have a defect and that is the petrol pouring spout jams up because the internals swell with age and its a dog to fix.
Mine is still working. Do they sell replacement nozzles?
Put a spark plug in your kit. Stihl file handles can fit a spark plug..
Excellent idea! I'll see if I can fit one in!
A plug spanner or a spare one-shot of 2 stroke oil would also fit in the middle toolbox.
Just curious will the third tap fit on the oil jug
They are universal from what I can tell. Another viewer advised they use the third "free flowing" tap on the oil side!
Is there a measure on it for the oil/fuel mix ratio ?
Hi, good question! There isn't a measure on the jug itself but most saws require a 50:1 gas to oil ratio. I believe this jug holds 5 litres of gas so that means you need to add 100 mls of oil to it. Husqvarna sells convenient packs of mix oil in 100 ml containers so I simply put in 1 container of mix oil and then top up with supreme gas to the 5 L mark. Jason
Will those spouts fit other saws only husky’s
Hi Doug, I use the same jug with my little Stihl and it works fine!
I bought this exact fuel can about three years ago. At first it was great but then the fuel side outlet failed to work properly. It became very sticky, hard to slide open and close. It was extremely difficult to open to allow the fuel out then really hard to close it, which made a huge mess with fuel everywhere. Of course Husky dealer said it was my fault, even thought they couldn't say what I had done, or failed to do so as to end up in its unusable state. A good idea but poorly made. Don't waste your money, just junk.
Good feedback… I’ll keep an eye on mine for sure!
Any idea what the dimensions are for a custom welded up spot on the atv rack?
Mine would require 14” long by 6” wide. This would be snug, inside dimensions.
You rock!!!!
It has auto stop with those special nozzles. You don’t need to see it
Yes for sure... as long as you have a decent seal between the nozzle and the saw. It just fills up and stops!
Never said how much is the can
It was a gift but I think they are around $90…
Where did you buy it from
Hi Peter, these are available on Husqvarna.com in the US. You might also try your local Husqvarna dealer. Thanks for watching!
@@OakMountainAcotts can you share a link to the product I can’t find it on the website
@@peteralberti978 mine was a Christmas present and I think it came from a local Husqvarna dealer. I can see similar gas jugs on Husqvarna.ca
Fuel cans
@@OakMountainAcotts what dealer did you get yours from
@@peteralberti978 I would check with your local Husqvarna dealer. Our closest dealer is a Valley Chainsaw.
I have had one of these cans for the past two years. They're not nearly as good as you make them out to be. The no-spill nozzle for the fuel mix on mine worked fine for about two months, but then it would not shut off fully when the fuel tank was full. After looking at some internet forums and seeing some youtube videos, it is apparent that this is a common problem. The no spill nozzle for the oil is also a problem. It is too slow. It is much better to replace it with the full flow nozzle which is a lot quicker. There is youtube video in Polish ruclips.net/video/92663QhakgY/видео.html which shows how to dismantle the spout and sand down the inner pipe to make the spout close properly. I have tried it myself. It works for a while and the problem comes back again. I'm on my third dismantling job, to try and correct this fault.
I have had a great experience with my jug so far. I love it. Thanks for highlighting your issue and the fix. If mine starts to give me trouble, I know what to do now!
The gas spout will swell up over a few years and stop working.
Hopefully they sell replacement spouts. I really like this jug!
Hoosk-vahna
Is this the proper pronunciation?
Love my combi can. To anyone who owns this can you will likely be interested in this video (ruclips.net/video/FgCGxL5PKTk/видео.html) as it shows how to easily cure the sticky gas nozzle. I searched the interwebs for hours to try and find a solution. Wanted to just purchase another winter oil nozzle to use on the gas side but couldn't find a way to get one shipped to the US.
Thanks for sharing!
Part number please
Sorry for the late response… here are a few different numbers from my jug…
580 75 42-01
Barcode 7 393080 392077
And another…
RISE-117904
@@OakMountainAcotts Thank you very much for the part numbers if you don’t mind me asking where did you purchase it and the cost
the Husqvarna dealers in my area never heard of it before the 580 75 42-01
I would like to buy two of them
I’m in British Columbia
Thank you
I finally got the link from Dad for these jugs. I added it to the description in the video. Take care, Jason.
@@OakMountainAcotts thank you for your help and links
I did order and receive two of them at $96 each including shipping to British Columbia delivery was just under two weeks from UK
But I did get charged $40 duty/import
too complicated.
Thanks for watching Earl... this gas jug is a beauty!
Terrible build quality ! Mines disintegrating after a few months 🤦♂️
Sorry to hear that... I'm still having good luck with mine. It had better last for the price of them!