These dopes in the comments obviously haven’t priced a fuel can lately. The only CARB complaint one worth a crap is the scepter lever nozzle… and don’t leave it outside in the rain or the springs rust and it gets sticky in the mechanism. 🤬 The VP type cans (many brands) are the best cans, hands down. They’re not cheap, and can last for decades, so I fail to see how the ai13 nozzles and caps are a bad investment. I’m ordering one to try to make an adapter for the military scepter NATO cans. The external threaded spouts are banned because of emissions regulations. They supposedly take jerry can spouts on the internal threads, but none I have work. The old NATO compression nozzles don’t work either. I’m over this nonsense. I found a stainless steel reducer that fits the scepter can internal threads, and goes down to 3/4 NPT. Thus the ai13 nozzle should work in that reducer. Every spout in existence has issues now it seems. Thank goodness for smart people inventing solutions for the regular folks just trying to get by. Well worth $35.
So glad I found this. I have two of these cans and the spout they come with sucks.
Jerry can for the win boys
Yea, but where do I get it?
For the Midwest metal, can you want the coarse thread nozzle @ ai13.us
Sold out. Do you know when this item will be back in stock?
These dopes in the comments obviously haven’t priced a fuel can lately. The only CARB complaint one worth a crap is the scepter lever nozzle… and don’t leave it outside in the rain or the springs rust and it gets sticky in the mechanism. 🤬
The VP type cans (many brands) are the best cans, hands down. They’re not cheap, and can last for decades, so I fail to see how the ai13 nozzles and caps are a bad investment.
I’m ordering one to try to make an adapter for the military scepter NATO cans. The external threaded spouts are banned because of emissions regulations. They supposedly take jerry can spouts on the internal threads, but none I have work. The old NATO compression nozzles don’t work either.
I’m over this nonsense. I found a stainless steel reducer that fits the scepter can internal threads, and goes down to 3/4 NPT. Thus the ai13 nozzle should work in that reducer.
Every spout in existence has issues now it seems. Thank goodness for smart people inventing solutions for the regular folks just trying to get by. Well worth $35.
You able to get it to work on the scepter military can?
Any chance these can be made to fit the scepter military fuel can?