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sales@nospill.com Tell them to get to work on a new piggy.:D

I received a reply from No-Spill. Apparently a piggy-back can is "very difficult, if not impossible" to manufacture taking the new laws into consideration, but they are looking into it.

Thanks Reddog, I'll see if that will work. I wasn't going to mess with the spouts anyway, waste of time.

Not to pleased with these piggy-back gas cans. In order to seal them, you have to put the spout back in, because the gasket is on the spout. If I put just the disc in, they leak. I really like the no-spill can, and I want to put one of those on the piggy can.:/: These cans don't make any sense...

Anyone ever try to actually use them? I don't think you could activate them in an emergency situation. Chippers should have a big warning sign on them: Warning: Not only will this machine kill you, it will hurt the entire time you are dying!:O

Bailey's carries all three sizes. Mine is a 5 gallon. It seems very compact, and square. My Eagle round cans I have to put in a milk crate to keep them from tipping. I think I'll email No-spill and see if they are going to make a piggy-back can.

No, the no-spills have a much bigger opening in them. If they weren't so expensive, you could probably cut them off and glue or plastic weld them onto a piggy back.

I haven't tried the no-spill yet, it's in the truck with a 2.5 gallon mix in it. I vary between a 2.5 and 5 gallon mix depending on how much sawing I'm going to be doing. I then fill a one gallon jug to carry into the woods. Mayb no-spill will make a piggy back type can.

Sign at the hardware store says all non-CARB cans are outlawed, and cannot be sold after 1/1/09. I guess they forgot the date, as I bought three of them. I also got one of the "No-spill" cans for bulk mix-gas. Never tried one before. The mini-piggy (as they are called at Bailey's) should be a...