EZ-POUREZPO30051 Hi-Flo Spout with Vent Kit

Great product. Expensive but worth it.If this hadn't worked,my next step would have been the battery powered pump for ease of filling. So far it works and we will see after a Canadian winter?No leaks and nice it has a screen built in to minimize other problems.I will not buy the cheaper ones anymore.As they say that you get what you pay for!

I have purchased 4 sets of these Deluxe Hi-Flo Replacement Spouts for various 5 gallon gas cans. The original CARB-style nozzles that came with the gas cans were terrible -- they leaked all over the place when pouring gas and it took forever to fill anything. These new EZ-POUR replacements are well-built for years of use and work exceptionally well at quickly emptying a can without any leakage. I have not used the 8" extension so far since the 8" spout works well enough for my applications. I have had two of the push in vents leak slightly when the gas can is under pressure and being shaken or jostled around, but have had no where near the problems nor spills that I had with the original nozzles. As other reviews have stated, using a bit of epoxy/sealant when initially inserting the vent would likely solve this problem. I have not tried repairing it yet, seeing that it is only a minor inconvenience at this time. I had hoped that I would receive this product in black, but got the white instead; unfortunately there is no way to select the color. As a final note, I find it discouraging that this product is banned in some states since it is far more reliable and environmentally-friendly than the original CARB nozzles that came with my gas cans.

Fits Scepter brand cans purchased new in 2018-2020 (the yellow ring).I have a new airplane that burns 91 octane unleaded; it isn't feasible to pour 200 litres from the original spout into the tanks at 3-4 minutes per can, and a funnel is still needed to screen for debris. This spout flows as fast as pouring without a spout, and has a built-in screen.The extension is long enough to reach a filler neck on a horizontal plane (like an airplane or lawnmower) without spilling - the original spout is short and will start pouring gas out of the spout before insertion in the filler neck - it is designed for filler necks on a vertical plane (like a car).The spout doesn't leak at the connection if you follow the directions (on a red tag attached to my spout) - lubricate the threads and ensure the sealing flange is engaged.The included vent allows converting an older unvented can (circa 2013) to a vented can - drill a 1/2" hole and insert the new vent; previously useless cans are now flow great.

This pack is so good, I bought a second one for another gas can. I'm using these to replace the junky "EZ Pour" spouts that just break and/or cause more leaks. This set works great on my two red Blitz cans. It comes with two differently-threaded lock caps. The yellow has wider threads than the black. The set I got had white tubes, but I really don't care what color they are/were. The endcap is threaded and even has a little plastic wire that you can hang it on the tube or something, when you're pouring. The extension tube has internal threading to screw onto the end of the normal flared tube. I just threw these in a box elsewhere, as I probably won't be using the extensions.THE KICKER to this project, that I didn't even realize it has (it's obviously in the picture, though) is the little vent cap. You just drill or cut a hole in the rear/top of your gas can and pop this baby in. Now you have a vent to relieve pressure after a hot day, or to get good airflow to prevent gurgling when pouring at full speed. Why anyone would make a gas can without a vent in the first place is beyond me.A bit expensive, but still cheaper than buying a new can.

Work well and fit my cans