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Military Fuel Can Nozzle with Rubber Hose Fits NATO Style Fuel Cans - Hose is Replacable
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Manufacturer: Military 
Item: ZBQ-1411

Flexible rubber nozzle clamps to your NATO five-gallon fuel can. A 1/4" thick rubber seal ensures a leak proof fit, and the bendable rubber nozzle puts the fuel in the tank and not on your clothes. Requires a funnel for unleaded gas tanks. Used, good condition, rubber nozzle can be replaced with a standard hose, limited quantities.
Average Customer Rating: 3.0 Rating
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NOT great
Reviewer: Keith
2.0 Rating
5/31/2009

similar experience as previous post the base does not match the opening on my cans and leaks excessively. tapping it down any tighter would probably damage the opening lip. if I get real hard up I'll file the inside wall of the nozzle base down to fit the can opening. Had high hopes for this nozzle. A little better quality control and this might work okay. One point; the tube is very large and I doubt seriously you could use it for anything but diesels or farm equipment, not for unleaded gas cap openings

Not so Great
Reviewer: Unsatisfied
2.0 Rating
1/22/2009

I am not really happy my my nozzle. It is slooooow, we are talking 5+ minutes to empty 1 five-gallon can. Additionally, it leaks out of the breather hole that is supposed to relieve suction so that gas can pour more easily (I suspect this is why it is so slow). I really do not like mine and am looking for something to replace it, probably a super-siphon.

Nice Nozzle
Reviewer: G.I. Joe
5.0 Rating
8/8/2008

This is the best nozzle I have seen for the NATO fuel cans. The ones that were made totally out of metal were junk and I am glad these are available now. One thing to know is they will leak if you do not seat the lever down as tight as possible. I usually tap them down with the stick I use to pop the lever tops off. The nozzle even has a brass screen to catch anything that might be in the tank. Nice deal.