Hunsaker - 5 Gal./19 Ltr. Quikfill Racing Dumpcan Fuel (w/quick Dump Hose Kit) on 2040-parts.com
Corona, California, United States
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This Auction is for 1: HUNSAKER USA: 5 GALLON COMPETITION QUIKFILL FUEL JUG Includes: 2.25" X 2.25" O.D. QUICK DUMP HOSE KIT Designed to Dump Fuel Quick, Safe and efficiently! 5 GAL. COMPETITION QUIKFILL DESCRIPTION: * Pour spout is 2.25" O.D and works with 2.25" I.D Hose? * Heavy duty, well constructed design, able to withstand rugged outdoor abuse. * Made from High Impact, Crack Resistant material with a UV Protection Barrier molded in to help preserve what's inside. * Built-in Vent which allows these Jugs to Pour Quicker, Smoother * Designed with a Reinforced Full Length Vent Tube Gripping Handle, makes it easy to handle and safer to use, transport and store. * Able to Fill from both spout locations. * Able to be locked down and secured thru the Gripping Handle to prevent theft. QUICK DUMP HOSE KIT DESCRIPTION: * Includes 16.0" inches of 2.25" I.D. Hose * 2.25" X 2.25" O.D. Spout Reducer Shipping: We ship using FedEx Smart Post and FedEx Ground. Free shipping is to the lower 48 states only. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico orders will be additional. Please email us for a shipping quote prior to purchasing this item so that we can provide you with an accurate price to ship this item to you. Shipping Damage: We do not warranty goods that are damaged during shipping. All damaged goods will be the responsibility of the buyer and freight company. Sales Tax: 7.50% sales tax is charged for shipments going to California Payments: Payment options are by PayPal. Payment must be received within 3 days of the purchase or close of auction.
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