Ktaxon
Ktaxon Portable Jerry Can Emergency Fuel Container, 20L Capacity
USD$23.47
2.3 stars out of 10 reviews
10 reviews
USD$23.47
$23.47
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2.3 out of 5stars
(10 reviews)
Most helpful positive review
5.00 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchaser
08/09/2023
Objective and fair minded
Metal can - durable use in 4x4 off-road activities all. Pours great for diesel. Works as designed.
ray
Most helpful negative review
1.00 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchaser
09/01/2023
Jean
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser09/01/2023Do not buy it. it leaks even though you tightened it.Jean
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser08/23/2023GARBAGE!!! DO NOT BUY, unless for target practice!Absolute garbage! I bought 2, used one. In driving from 5300 to 8300 feet, it expanded a HUGE amount. When I broke the seal, I had "Old Faithful" of gasoline spraying over 20 feet away. Then - when I put the nozzle on, the seal DIDN'T, and I wound up pouring probably at least a gallon of gas on the ground - what didn't wind up on ME!!Brett
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2.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser08/17/2023NOT FOR TRAVELTHE WELDED SEAM IS NOT RECESS. VERY LIGHT WEIGHT. NOT EVEN CLOSE TO THE ORGINAL. I SHOULD KNOW, I WAS OVERSEAS FOR 3 TOURS. NEDDS TO BE STRAP DOWNPETE
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5.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser08/09/2023Objective and fair mindedMetal can - durable use in 4x4 off-road activities all. Pours great for diesel. Works as designed.ray
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser07/24/2023Bad to the boneLeaks (at the spout) very badly. Avoid at all costs. I bought this tank to fuel my riding mower: an impossible task with this tank. Zero stars.David
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4.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser07/19/2023Not a real NATO fuel can, but good for the costI have 18 NATO jerry cans for fuel storage and transport. These are probaby Asian made, although not marked. The metal is thinner and the whole can is lighter than the European ones. The seam stands out, so it can rub on things and may develop a leak. The real ones have recessed weld seams. Real cans have a corrosion resistant liner, these cans do not. I think they are just bare steel. These cans are definately worth $26 versus $80 and up for a NATO can. I put gasoline in the real NATO cans because of the liner. I used the clone cans for kero and diesel, since those fuels are light oil and prevent corrosion. I recommend these if you can be gentle with them. Just be mindful of the thinner steel, and be happy with the bargain can .John
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser06/08/2023JunkAs others have stated, the spout will not attach correctly. most likely reason is the gasket os too thick.Robert
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser05/27/2023Not RecommendedI own 3 different brands (Wavian, Vevor, and Ktaxon) of metal “Jerry Cans” that I use to keep my generator fueled while camping. Due to a cancelled camping trip, the full cans were placed in the storage building. Weeks later, I walked into my storage building and noticed that the Ktaxon can was leaning sideways, almost to the point of falling over. I moved it to see what was underneath it… nothing. It was swollen and bulging from pressure caused by sitting in a hot storage building. When the pressure was let out of the Ktaxon can, it was permanently and significantly bent out of shape, effectively ruined. The can showed no sign of rupture or leakage. It opened and closed normally. Its only failure was in maintaining its shape. The Vevor can to a much lesser degree was also leaning to the side, swollen and bulging with pressure. I let the pressure out. It was also permanently bent out of shape, but was not ruined like the Ktaxon can. The Wavian can was completely unphased by the pressure build up with absolutely no sign of bulging. I have an old plastic Blitz can that I use for my riding mower. It was sitting there too, swollen and bulging. When I let the pressure out, it went back to its normal shape. Prior to that day, I couldn't tell any significant difference in the 3 metal Jerry Cans themselves. Ironically, the Ktaxon's simple spout is the best of the bunch, doesn't leak and flows fast. The Vevor spout leaked horribly around the base of the nozzle. It was able to be sealed with JB Weld so that it no longer leaks, but having to “repair” a brand new item is indicative of poor quality control. The Wavian's “safety spout” flows slowly and it is difficult to keep it flowing as well. I consider the Wavian to be the highest quality of the fuel cans I own; unfortunately at over $100, it is also the most expensive by far. Best value for the money is my ancient out-of-production plastic Blitz can.John
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2.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser05/25/2023Not recommended at any price point.This is a far cry from a jerry can clone. Its made from very thin metal. The cans I bought structurally deformed from increased pressure vapor pressure, so they now are "puffed out" towards the top. In spite of what the description says, I would not call these cans safe for storing fuel in a general sense. Workmanship is also really poor, and there is no anti-corrosion coating on the inside, aside from some fogging oil from the factory. The paint is really poor quality too. The manufactures says this can be used for water storage, but I certainly would not store potable water in these things. In short, I'm angry because the manufacturer's description is full of lies. On the plus side, the lid seals very well!Thomas
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5.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser03/29/2023Jerry CansWas really impressed with welds and gaskets! The price was unbeatable! I have paid the same price for plastic cans that have cracked at seams after 2 years! Handles are great and size is perfect. One of the best buys in a long time!Julie