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<blockquote data-quote="SLE" data-source="post: 216263" data-attributes="member: 3889">Yep, I’m completely on board with you! You can buy nice vented metal cans that pour decent for about $80 a piece. I refuse to spend that much money on a a 5 or 6 gallon can. VIP Racing makes some decent ones but you’ll be in for $50 a piece but the time you buy the hose extension and other accessories. I have heard of guys drilling a hole in the cheap cans and installing a valve stem for a tire to make a vent also.i finally got fed up with them last winter (16/17). Between the sleds, tractor, atv, golf cart and all the lawn garden equipment, there were weeks I was having to fill 5 to 6 of cans twice a week. I said the hell with it, went to O’day Equipment and ordered a 500 gallon tank and a 20 gallon per minute pump. Poured a concrete pad for it and wired it up. Best thing I ever did! Never out of fuel at the last minute, wife fills here car out of it, and I know it’s 91 octane ethanol free fuel. A 1000 gallon tank was only another $100 but I didn’t want to have fuel sitting around getting old for more than a few months. Besides, no delivery charge for anything over 250 gallons. If you live out in the country, it’s a great option.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SLE, post: 216263, member: 3889"] Yep, I’m completely on board with you! You can buy nice vented metal cans that pour decent for about $80 a piece. I refuse to spend that much money on a a 5 or 6 gallon can. VIP Racing makes some decent ones but you’ll be in for $50 a piece but the time you buy the hose extension and other accessories. I have heard of guys drilling a hole in the cheap cans and installing a valve stem for a tire to make a vent also. i finally got fed up with them last winter (16/17). Between the sleds, tractor, atv, golf cart and all the lawn garden equipment, there were weeks I was having to fill 5 to 6 of cans twice a week. I said the hell with it, went to O’day Equipment and ordered a 500 gallon tank and a 20 gallon per minute pump. Poured a concrete pad for it and wired it up. Best thing I ever did! Never out of fuel at the last minute, wife fills here car out of it, and I know it’s 91 octane ethanol free fuel. A 1000 gallon tank was only another $100 but I didn’t want to have fuel sitting around getting old for more than a few months. Besides, no delivery charge for anything over 250 gallons. If you live out in the country, it’s a great option. [/QUOTE]

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