Jerry can for spare fluids

[Michael Slade]

Did you sell it? I didn't see it 4 sale. I was bidding on one on ebay several months ago and it went too high. If you still have it and want to sell it, let me know how much.

PM me with a reasonable offer and it's yours. I am leaving for 3 weeks on Tuesday, so maybe we should just do this when I get back in Aug.

 

[1speed]

PM me with a reasonable offer and it's yours. I am leaving for 3 weeks on Tuesday, so maybe we should just do this when I get back in Aug.

PM sent

 

[97tjguzzy]

I have found that the $4 nalgene bottles work well for storing PS fluid, spare oil, tranny fluid (Redline mt90 for me), Gear oil. They all stack nicely in a large ammo box and they never leak.

 

[winkosmosis]

Makes more sense to just keep those fluids in their original containers sealed from the factory

 

[97tjguzzy]

Makes more sense to just keep those fluids in their original containers sealed from the factory

I have found that even if you don't open them they can leak or puncture. This is especially true for amsoil tractor hydrolic fluid.

 

[CJCA]

Makes more sense to just keep those fluids in their original containers sealed from the factory

Yup. I leave fluids in their original containers, stored in a relatively small plastic tote. I've never had a container leak, though it's always a possibility. One doesn't need a myriad of fluids either. In a pinch, 10-30 motor oil works for everything except brakes and coolant.

 

[overlander]

I'm going to get the 10L NATO cans for oils. I always carry spare quarts of oils in the original containers, and they have all leaked over time.