scepter B62 – Petrol Can 6 L + 2.5 L Oil

Had this same oil/gas chainsaw can years ago til someone 'borrowed' it. Now, so expensive, but still the best homeowner size. Couple years ago ordered another one that turned out to be too heavy and bulky for my use and size. So I bit the bullet and rebought this can and will sell the bigger other one. Didn't like the price, but love the can! Holds enough to keep me running for hours.

Great product met my expectations and fast shipping

Solid construction. Easy to use.

Some of the review complaints here are wild. Yes, it's small. That's the point. The idea is to not have to bring a large gas can and a gallon jug of bar oil with you. I fill each side about halfway, which makes it incredibly easy to full saws with and gives plenty of fuel for a day unless you're out logging all day or fueling multiple pieces of equipment.The can is made of thicker plastic than is normal for a gas can and should provide years of service.My only complaint is the oil fill spout. It's a 2 piece extendable spout. Works great in theory, but in practice you have to extend it every time to fill a saw. The issue is that the spout is obviously covered in bar oil, which then covers your hand, and of course you don't have a rag with you so you wipe your hand on your right pant leg, which soon leads to a permanent oil stain on the right side of your jeans. I'm planning on cleaning the spout one day and using some sort of plastic epoxy to try to make it permanently extended.

Rugged, easy to use. Much better than hauling oil and fuel separately into the woods.

Good can. Can throw them around

Nice thickness to the walls absolutely love these piggyback gas cans or Dolmar as we used to call them. Maybe that was the brand name?? Idk but they are lovely just had to buy OEM nozzles.

We could not get the Oregon or Briggs and Stratton brand anymore so we opted to buy these, and they are junk. If they had a cap that screwed on the spout instead of being pushed on it would be much better, but the caps fall off all the time and get lost so you lose both gas and oil. Since these are not practical for a logger, we did alot more research and finally found a company who sells the Oregon ones, but they have to be shipped from overseas, which is not ideal, but at least we know we'll get a product that works!!