Hunsaker - Dumpcan 11 Gallon/42 Liter Quikfill Racing Dumpcan Fuel Vented Can on 2040-parts.com
Corona, California, United States
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HUNSAKER 11 GALLON QUIKFILL FUEL DUMPCAN: #1 QUIKFILL DUMPCAN used in Off-Road Racing! Manufactured from a High Impact, Crack Resistant Material with a thick walled construction and molded with a UV protection barrier to help preserve high octane fuel. 11 GALLON QUIKFILL DUMPCAN FEATURES * 2.25" to 3.0" O.D Stepped Pour Spout Opening * Designed to work with 2.25" I.D or 3.0" I.D Hose and compatible with all Male Dry Breaks. * Manufactured from Hi-Tech, High Impact Crack Resistant Material w/a UV Protective Barrier Molded-in to help preserve octane * Strategically Placed, Reinforced Vent Tube Gripping Handle. * 1.5" I.D Vent Opening Built-in, also works as a 2nd Fill from Location. * Exact gallon markings molded in on the side. * Strap down & Secure capability, prevents theft & easy transportation & storage. * Innovative, Patented Design keeps the dumpcan stable and secure at all times. * Max Capacity- 12 Gallons Dimensions: Length: 12.0" inches Width: 12.0" inches Height: 35.0" inches |
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