Justrite Polyethylene Funnel for Use with The Type I Metal Safety Can

Does the job.

I got the metal can because I hate the plastic cans but it was difficult for me to pour gasoline into my lawn mower without spilling. This solved that. It took me a bit to figure out exactly how it was to attach to the can opening but that was the only issue. It's sturdy for plastic, the fit is perfect, I can get the nozzle in before I completely tilt the gas can, it doesn't spill all over. I love it. It just sits there on the can, too, so I can't lose it! Of course you do have to remove it to fill your gas can but that's easy, too.

I bought a 2 gallon can with a similar funnel that I hated. Not the can......just the funnel. It was very difficult to install and remove due to seemingly excess plastic and being stiffer. I almost threw the whole thing out. Then I saw this and noticed the smaller ring that goes around the can neck. BIG IMPROVEMENT! This should be the one that comes on the can.....Just sayin.

It works as a funnel! It’s good quality, it’s stiff will not bed!

Worked perfectly for my container

This funnel fits nicely to the gas can, minimal leakage and was able to do what I wanted to even though the angle was less than optimal. The only thing I can see that could eventually be a problem is that the point where it bends to change the angle appears to be somewhat flimsy. But, for the price I can live with having to replace it eventually.

I bought this funnel to use with my five gallon Justrite can that I use for my tractor diesel fuel. When fueling the tractor I have to lift the can up to the fuel spout on top of the tractor over the front loader arms. It's a two handed operation for sure to lift the can and tilt it to pour the fuel and I have to stand on a stool. This funnel works but fuel will leak around the part of the funnel where it attaches to the can. I have to keep a rag handy to wipe the fuel off my hands and the can when I'm done. That narrow point on the funnel restricts fuel flow so pouring out the whole 5G can will take a while and 5G of fuel is not light. You have to make sure that you keep the fuel below the plastic hinge or it will overflow. I'm thinking of cutting off those first two increments of the funnel point to increase the fuel flow so I can get that can empty faster. Pros: Attaches to the can so you can keep track of it. This may be a Con later if it gets in the way. Wide mouth so it will catch a full flow out of the can. Cons: Restricts flow Minor leak at attachment point causing fuel to run down the side of the can Update: I cut off the two segments at the bottom of the funnel using a pocket knife and now it can handle the full flow out of the five gallon diesel can now. Ahhhh...

Perfect fit for my 5 gallon Justrite fuel can. It easily slides over the fuel can spout and has a strap for extra securing. This eliminates the difficulty of trying to hold a funnel, hold the fuel can, and pull the fuel can release handle. Now I can easily fill up my mower without a mess.