Supplier Of Oil Can Spouts

[lamanated]

Can't seem to find a good one anymore,so I thought I'd post here...thanks

[lamanated]

I pour through a paint filter in my funnel. since having to drive for 4 hrs to clean a sliver off a gearbox clip plug.but never saw one off of this stlye yet,I use a screwdriver most of the time.. might be a good posting on how to open cans...

[Skidz]

Just get one of those StarFrit can openers that leave no sharp edges...

[skudkid]

The plastic bottles are a pain in the winter if you have to pour a lot of oil, that’s a lot of caps to unscrew. The old style can opener/bottle opener, (the kind that’s just a pressed piece of steel), seems to work the best, I tie a piece of string to it with a loop on one end and hook it on to my belt, that way it’s always handy. I actually thought the pour able spout types were banned. My old company tried the plastic bottles about 8years ago for a couple of years then switched back to cans.

[lamanated]

I just put the oils in plastic bottles especially on a 206 as you only deed a bit of hydraulic oil so I put it in a small tupperware one with the flip up spout..

[lamanated]

where the **** can I find star frit things now???or can I get mobil 2454 in plastic

[jeepwrencher]

to stop the oil from spilling try using a top off a coffie can

[Elvis]

Bump

[bubba]

I use my side cutters to open the can and a funnel to pour oil into tank. The best funnel I've found is a colant funnel from canadian tire, It's yellow with a large opening and an offset rim, it's also small and takes hardly any room in your tool box.

[amodao]

Bubba, not everyone has a toolbox the size of yours!