"JERRY CAN METAL SPOUT w/built in Metal Screen incl Gasket & Spout Cap" HEAVY DUTY Army Surplus Military USMC BLITZ Gallon Gas G Jerrycan Flexible Pouring Fuel Nozzle Brand NewCan not included
Brand: Gas Spouts Plus
GAS CAN NOT INCLUDED.
HERE’S WHAT YOU GET:
- 1 ( One ) Brand New 5gal Jerry Can Blitz Style Metal Flexible Spout w/ Metal Screen including Nitrile Gasket and Spout Cap
- Fits ONLY Blitz or Military issue 5 Gallon GAS Metal Cans manufactured prior to or around 2009.
- Fits into 2 ¼ inch (2.25”) width threaded openings and measures approximately 13 1/2 (13.50") inches Long.
- Brand New Heavy Duty SCREW IN THREAD TYPE Flexible Spout with a metal filter screen at the end, which might be considered a flame arrestor but it’s just a screen that helps to keep dirt and debris from entering your vehicle or equipment and machines fuel tanks.
- Fits unleaded GAS fuel tanks.
NOTE:
This spout will NOT fit the newer NATO Cans that were manufactured from around 2009 to the present. EPA regulations have made manufacturers change the size of their can and the diameter of the hole is slightly larger.
Gas Can, Measuring Tape and Caliper are Not Included.
FITS ON YOUR BLITZ USMC 5 GALLON METAL GAS CAN: The Flex Jerrycan Spout fits a 2 1/4 width threaded opening and has a 12 1/2 inch Steel Flexible Spout with a filter screen on end.
WITH FILTER SCREEN: The Filter Screen on end is a great added part to this spout as it helps to keep small debris from entering your vehicle or equipments fuel tank.
BLITZ VINTAGE STYLE GAS SPOUT: These Replacement Parts are hard to find and considered obsolete due to New Government Regulations. Buy a few to keep on hand to Save your old gas can from the landfill.
GAS CANS & CALIPER NOT INCLUDED: Please double check your requirements prior to purchase to ensure getting the right part the 1st time. Not all gas can parts are interchangeable between brands. These parts do not fit any other can other than what has been specified above.
NOTE: This spout will NOT fit the newer NATO Cans that were manufactured from around 2009 to the present. EPA regulations have made manufacturers change the size of their can and the diameter of the hole is slightly larger.