Rigid Spout Replacement and Vent Kit

As others have said, the new gas jugs that are supposed to be safer really suck to use. The spout leaks gas all of your hand when pouring. These replacements are awesome!! Work really well and no gas spilling on your hands!! Bought two for the new gas jugs we purchased.

I have spent many years getting completely irritated with the mandated and very complicated nozzles on every gas can sold since 2009. To me, they are like some sort of engineered torture, designed to make the simple task of getting gas out of a container and into a gas tank as difficult as possible. Just the other day I tried to put gas in my mower. The can had been sitting in the sun, and pressure had built up. When I was finally able to get the nozzle to open, gas sprayed directly into my mouth and eyes. That was not a pleasant experience. At that point, I was done. I got online, found this nozzle, and decided to order it. It arrived yesterday. It screwed on easily and fit my 5 gallon gas can perfectly. No leaking. And best of all, the gas came out. All I had to do was lift the can up, stick the nozzle into my mower, and lo and behold, the gas flowed. No buttons to push, no forcing a nozzle contraption to open that doesn't want to, and no gas leaking or spraying everywhere. Who knew. I have since ordered 2 more.

I like that the spout came with two different sized caps with two different thread sized caps. It worked good as replacements on both my older Chilton & my newer Scepter Gas cans. The only issue I had was that even with the vent cap installed above the full gas level of can, the vent cap still leaks, just a tiny amount when transporting. Probably due to the sloshing motion created by movement. A better design, or perhaps suppling a fuel resistant adhesive, could prevent this issue. It doesn't come with a drill supplied, nor did the instructions offer what size drill to use, to make an opening for the vent. So I measured the vent, and ended up uising a 1/2" drill bit. The newer Scepter gas cans don't originally have a vent. However, I found by holding the empty can upside down, it helps to keep the drilled out plastic shavings from ending up inside of the can. Most newer gas cans of this brand of gas cans have a built in screen that can't be easily removed. Nor would I want a can without a screen to risk getting unwanted debris into the gas I'm putting in my car, or any other gas power devices. Perhaps in the future, a screen can be made already attached to the replacement spout. Even with these small issues, I'd still say these replacement spouts are a good product, and wouldn't hesitate to suggest them to anyone wanting a replacement for an older gas can, or wanting to increse the flow rate on a newer can that pours too slowly.

Fit my older 5 gallon gas just right. It doesn't leak and has a screw on cap which is great. I do wish I had gotten a flexible spout but I am figuring it out.

This is a really good gas can spout.

I looked forever for a replacement pspout for my Eagle 2 1/5 gallon old style plastic gas can this on workes GREAT no leaks fits perfect.

I absolutely love EZ-POUR Rigid Spout. In fact, I bought one for each of my gas tanks because, just as the product called, IT'S EASY TO POUR. Today's spouts have all these safety features that not only make it hard to pour but they also pour gas everywhere except where I want it to go. As long as companies making spouts that doen't work, I will continue to replace my spouts using EZ-POUR Rigid Spout. Oh, I also wanted to share that the vacuum release nipple is very easy to install. Love it all. Thank you for the product EZ-POUR!

I installed the vent plug on two cans. One snapped off at 2 years, the other at 3 years. Both times, I had just filled my plastic cans with gas and was left scrambling to find something to plug the hole before transporting them from the gas station. Don't expect a long life; the vents seem to be cheap plastic.