Plastic Fuel can.

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16 Feb 2026 08:39 #921524 by Nerdy
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Home Depot has these:



They're $65 but should last as long as you need them
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16 Feb 2026 12:20 #921536 by Kelly E
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Home Depot has these:



They're $65 but should last as long as you need them


I have a couple of the Eagle gas cans along with 4 Rubbermaid 5 gallon jugs. I prefer the Eagle cans, it's easier to fill bikes alone than the ones with the flexible spouts.
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16 Feb 2026 18:53 #921541 by ckahleer
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I have heard gas will stay fresh in a metal can longer than in a plastic one. How much longer, I don't know. 
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