Fuel can

[scbk]

The stihl is easier because it's clear, much easier to use

[treediver]

I find the husky cans are the same as their kit bags ...cheap and nasty build quality with poor fitting spouts and anti spill spouts which jamb and knacker too easily.

The stihl petrol spout lasts abit longer..and it fits on the oregon can - but dont buy the flimsy standard one go for the heavy duty one, its bomb proof.

[Johny Walker]

stihl, i us bio oil so no probs with the stihl oiler

[Paul Smith]

Oregon ones are good and cheap as well!

[Big J]

Stihl can, with auto fill spouts on both ends. It's what I use and it's superb.

 

I don't know why folk are having issues with the auto fill oil spout - it's great and saves loads of time. Bit slow if you use mineral oil in winter so I don't. Mineral in summer, bio in winter.

 

Jonathan

[SiW]

Does no one use the orange nordtec fuel cans? Had mine for years. Fuel and oil cells can be bought separately if something untoward happens, some one I work for bought 2 still cans, less than 2 years old and the seams started to leak within a month of each other, could be coinincidence, well that's what the stihl dealer said as he sold him 2 more

[Jonesie]

We sell all 3 Huski, Stihl and Oregon. The Stihl spouts will fit the Oregon can no problem.

 

If you want one in the next 4 months, I can take one out of the running for you as Huski don't have any for the at least 4 months.

 

Hope this helps.

[bob]

surely STIEN must be about to bring one out

 

but if you cant tell how much fuel is in when you pick it up without it been clear I think you need a new career:confused1:

[Billy]

Looks like the stihl is winning, or possibly oregon with stihl no spills. Jonsie, whats your best price on Stihl with no spills both ends inc, vat. and Oregon with same set up. Also do you have the stein GTX boots in size 12 ?

[DN22 Gardening]

stihl's here.

 

we found the husky ones too flimsy, forever replacing the spouts