The 20L can holds something like 5.3 gallons. Basically the standard 5 gallon can for storage and transport. The 10L can is equivalent to a 2.5 gallon jug. I have one that I use, which is more convenient than a 20L can for fueling the lawn mower and snow blower. I use a 5L can for premixed 2 stroke fuel for the chainsaw.workinwifdakids wrote:Oh, nice! Thanks, NPR. Would you recommend for me the 10L or 20L? I'm just extending the range of the cars if I have to GTFO, or fueling up the generator.
I even have one of the 20L water cans that I use for carrying drinking and cooking water out to the cabin. I bought it when Expedition Exchange still had them. It is the same as the fuel cans, except it is blue, and has a food grade lining and seal. I got the blue spout to go with it, so it wouldn't get mixed up with my fuel spouts.
They are all good, stout cans and I think if they are cared for, a lifetime investment in equipment.