Aftermarket fuel nozzles get the Project Farm treatment

[majorhavoc]

YT video here.

Skip to the ranking chart at 16:42 if PF-dude's slightly nasally, rapid-fire and repetitious narration makes you wish for a nearby chalkboard to scrape your fingernails across, or some aluminum foil to chew on. But I for one do appreciate the guy's willingness to dive deep into his subject matter and generally solid testing methodology.

High level conclusion - there's one overall winner and it's very affordable. But several perform extremely well and all but the worst are miles better than those f*cked up, difficult-to-use, spill-o-matic "safety nozzles" the gubmint forces manufacturers to put on new fuel cans.

[EBuff75]

I bought some from Foanriy a couple of years ago (these, but they're white/black instead of yellow) that have worked fine for me.  I would've preferred a longer nozzle, just to give more flexibility for pouring around handles / cables, etc on lawn tools.  There are ways to modify some of those factory nozzles to make them easier to use.

Depending on your can, you may also need to modify it in order to install some of those aftermarket kits, something he skipped over (other than removing the screen).  On mine, In order to use the new nut that holds the nozzle on, I had to grind off the "child safety ring" nubs first.  On the original, there is a serrated squeeze ring that you have to push in on to unscrew it for refilling.  

FYI, there's a thread about these replacement nozzles from over a year ago here:  https://ufozs.com/smf/index.php?topic=2440.msg45447#msg45447