I have an older rubbermaid 2.5 gallon GOTT fuel can....will this work?
1701143
Sorry I can't help, have no idea ordered the Moeller Scepter because it was listed as a replacement for the fuel can also made by Moeller.
1701144
I checked this today with an old 2.5 gott plastic gas can. Yes it will fit, but you have to use the black threaded piece from the Gott can. Also it's a very tight fit and you may want to file the hole a little larger in the black threaded piece from the Gott can. I thought these yellow ribbed Moeller Scepters would be a good replacement for other types of self venting spouts, but the bottom line is that they are really made for water and there is no cap to place on the end of the spout to prevent contaminants from getting into the gas and also to prevent the gas from off-gassing (evaporation) of the more volatile components, oxidizing and water vapor mixing (i.e. going stale). I checked this today with an old 2.5 gott plastic gas can. Yes it will fit, but you have to use the black threaded piece from the Gott can. Also it's a very tight fit and you may want to file the hole a little larger in the black threaded piece from the Gott can. I thought these yellow ribbed Moeller Scepters would be a good replacement for other types of self venting spouts, but the bottom line is that they are really made for water and there is no cap to place on the end of the spout to prevent contaminants from getting into the gas and also to prevent the gas from off-gassing... » Read More I checked this today with an old 2.5 gott plastic gas can. Yes it will fit, but you have to use the black threaded piece from the Gott can. Also it's a very tight fit and you may want to file the hole a little larger in the black threaded piece from the Gott can. I thought these yellow ribbed Moeller Scepters would be a good replacement for other types of self venting spouts, but the bottom line is that they are really made for water and there is no cap to place on the end of the spout to prevent contaminants from getting into the gas and also to prevent the gas from off-gassing (evaporation) of the more volatile components, oxidizing and water vapor mixing (i.e. going stale). « Show Less
1701145
for my applications it did not however it might for yours; it cost just a little one has to decide if it is worth the risk. I had other alternatives that worked better for me.
1701146
I am not familiar with the GOTT fuel can but if a standard reacement nozzle works on your can then this one will. I have used it on a 1 gallon, 2.5 gallon and a 5 gallon plastic gas cans.
498453
If the stopper you have looks anything like this, I'm pretty sure it would work. My jug was produce in 1995. So the part number has probably changed. Mine is A-944DH.
2021820
It will work just make sure the line from the motor and the lines to the carb aren't starting to crack and replace them as necessary. Don't forget will take mixed gas now.
133974
It all depends on which oil cooler assembly you have. The early cooler uses a different gasket. Being yours is a later year model I would think this all rubber one will work. The only real way to know is by removing your old one.
10530
Check the size of the fuel line. If it fits the line it should provide sufficient fuel flow. I ad a cutoff valve on the line above the filter and run the gas off the filter and carb.
819259
it works with gas canisters made by Primus, but you have to check the screw-on cap (some Primus canisters have different sockets)
3592
I use mine with the standard camping propane fuel cans. I haven't used it with isobutene fuel cans.
1341519
It should work.. It's bigger than I expected so if your using it for 5qt jugs I would recommend a smaller one that's made for corrosive products..these seem like there more for fishtanks and stuff like that mine didn't fall apart yet and I use it for fuel but the description seems like it's made for water
485477
I don't think so, you need the one made by coleman. I know that one works. This is similar to a MSR Pocket Rocket and uses isobutane canisters.
1332852
Works with Primo 5 gallon jug so yes I would think so. Haven't tried Carboy.
1469127
If it was, as is the case with other 'EPA Certified', it would be hard to use and leak copiously. I have several of the Carb-Compliant cans all of which leak during use and transport. A full 5 gallon EPA Compliant can is very hard to manage... trying to activate the Carb-Compliant spout while holding 30+ pounds of fuel upside down is just not possible. Fuel ALWAYS spills around the fill port. Good job, EPA! Always trust a desk-bound bunch of bureaucrats to screw up a simple can!
1570830
Yes it will. This is what I use with my pressure canner. Is was the primary reason I purchased it.
2268686
Not sure. I'm having trouble finding a part number for the gas tank for this model. If your old tank looks exactly like this one , then chances are it should fit.
1605937
Do a little research and see if that particular model has a CAN sensor. If it does it will work and if it doesnt then no it will not work.
2031842
I don't think so, I bought Weller Premium Butane Fuel from hardware store and the can was ok for my refill.Adios Santiago
1987850
No it will not , 5 gallon mouth on the containers are too big , I had to modify my plastic container to make it work
852902
It may work but you need look at serial number on canner. If you order from Amazon you need to know how to return if want work.