Scepter can measurement

[oldcj5guy]

Looking for the measurement on a scepter can front to back, and height.
Thanks

 

[Maximus Ram]

maybe this will help......

SCEPTER MILITARY SPEC FUEL CANS (MFC)

Scepter's military fuel cans (MFC) are manufactured from extra tough, high molecular weight, high-density polyethylene.

The Scepter MFC fuel can exceeds the United Nations - Transport of Dangerous Goods Model Regulations and is Design Registered with Transport Canada, permitting its use universally for the transportation of fuels by all modes - air, sea, rail and road.

They feature seamless construction that is guaranteed never to leak and three integral handles and the flat rectangular shape of the old steel jerry cans that it replaced.

In military live-fire tests, the MFC melts and burns, but it does not explode.

Features/Specs:

Extra tough, Lightweight seamless plastic construction

Easy-open twist cap and built in internal air vent for vapor expansion

Three top handles permit carrying by two people

Flat rectangular shape fits most off-road jerry can racks

Will Not Rust, Crush or bend and it does not rattle

Designed not to explode when engulfed in a fire, unlike metal cans

Dimensions: 18.5'' x 14.5'' x 7''

Capacity: 20 Liters / 5.28 Gallons

Empty Weight: 6.6LB

Meets DOT Regulations

 

[daverami]

Here's more, specs at bottom of page:

http://www.sceptermilitary.com/fuel_containers/

 

[Wyoming Shooter]

Cheaper than Dirt "NATO Fuel Can"?

While we're on the subject, well sort of, has anyone used these el cheapo surplus cans: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ZBQ1410-51732-525.html ? The price is right...

Best regards, Ed.

 

[oldcj5guy]

I have 6 of these. I have beat the crap out of them for a few years and none of them leak.

 

[Wyoming Shooter]

Will They Fit in AT Can Holders?

Thank you Mr. CJ. I wonder if they will fit in the Adventure Trailer can holders? Best regards, Ed.