Chainsaw combi can

Anyone have or seen a stihl or husqvarna combi can? Looking for something better quality then the cheap stuff available locally.

These two Look promising.

I think there a Pain in the butt. Tie a small rope from the gallon oil can to a gallon gas can.

I have had one of the Husky ones for a number of years. Works great. I especially like the gas filler neck . It is spring loaded and does not spill. One of the better designs that I've seen in a long while.....

Huh, never seen one of those before. I'm with Jay, looks unnecessarily complicated. But I'd still love to check one out in person!

Here is link to a video of the husqvarna can.

I'm down to my last pre-ban on common sense 1 gallon gas can. Haven't been impressed with the new 5 gallon blitz cans I bought. Very thin plastic and of course I spill more gas then ever before.

The stihl and husky cans aren't cheap -- 30£ plus shipping, about $75 delivered. But quality pays in the end.

Thanks. Thats the funniest vid I've seen in some time. But then, I aint got money to burn just to have the trick chit.

http://www.nospill.com/

Not paper thin like the Blitz junk (I know, I have 2 of them) and they pour faster than any other "new" can I've seen. Plus their spokeswoman is very convincing. She knows her cans.

I'm cheap . . . I use the bar oil jug and an old windshield washer fluid jug for my fuel and tie a piece of twine between them . . . nothing fancy, but it works for me like it worked for my father before me.

True, they're not cheap, but I was always spilling gas, and generally making a mess with my old bottles/cans. I know, that's my own fault, but no matter how I tried, I always made a mess. The Husky can took all of the guesswork out of the equation.... Just my 5 cents....

Yeah, the Blitz cans SUCK. I use the No Spill cans. Have two of the 1 1/4 gallon cans for the saws for the mix and the oil and have another 5 gallon one for the splitter and the mower. I only have a single pre-ban 5 gallon can left myself. Still prefer the No Spill to the pre-ban can. I just like how it stops pouring as soon as I let go of the button. There is even an optional tube for them should you have to use them on a vehicle or something where you cannot get the spout into them without the tube.

http://www.nospill.com/

lol - I forego the twine, but I guess it makes them easier to carry with one hand instead of the old one in a hand and the other under an arm. I'll have to debate using twine in the future.

Agreed !
All those cans are POS ! I've used the rectangle antifreeze jugs for mix for 20+ years and don't spill . AND no gurgle and FREE !

Am I the only one that throws his saw stuff in an old milk crate to take to the cutting site? Hatchet, chains, tools, gas, oil, all in one place.

NOPE !

I'm too young for milk crates. I remember my parents having some around the house that they had bought milk in. Do they still have them around. Can I buy them? They would actually be pretty good for storing things in.

Just did a google search and it appears they can be purchased.

Fabs, you've got me by over a decade IIRC. I just seem to acquire them every once in a blue moon. 3 or 4 floating around here. All of them say I'm going to jail.

Go down to the Highs store. they got a bunch out back.
Get the good one's with the metal band around the top!

I have a few milk crates around. But prefer a handheld shopping basket for the supplies, little easier to carry.

Nope, that what I have used for many years

Small one on the front rack, bigger one on the rear rack.
Seem to find most of what I need in there somewhere.
no "no spill" spout on jugs. tried them, spilled too much gasoline with them.

I have the 1 1/4 no spill and I use Milk Crates too..... Love my Crates. Just not for splitting (sorry Dennis)

I turned the "you are going to jail" so you couldn't see it. Had this one for probably 30 years.

lol - just mentioned I was going to buy some milk crates and my wife said we already have one out in the garage that she bought 9 years ago. She showed me where it is and I walked by it about 8 times a day. Good thing it wasn't a snake. Downside is it looks too flimsy, but I am going to give it a shot or buy a couple more heavy duty ones.

Go to a flea market or auction. You'll prolly walk out with one full of goodies for a couple bucks.

5 gallon buckets work good too.
I drill a few small holes in the bottom (so they won't hold water)