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Mr.Wadhams #310977 Sat Mar 10 2012 10:51 AM
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For those who like these type cans, but have never seen them in "action". They will easily fill a 1qt oil measuring fill cup. And as long as one has over a couple of gallons in the can the spout is tall enough to fill a 2qt cup also.......

Here is a short photo demonstration how the can actually works. The can I am using is one that I use still here at home and it is on the floor of my garage.... I use the piece of wood to elevate it from the wet garage floor in winter......

E-Z-Pour (rocker with 1 qt stainless oil cup):



Pouring into 1 qt cup:



E-Z-Pour can with a 2qt galv oil filler:



Pouring into a 2qt filler:



As all can see there is more than enough "room" to fill the containers while the rocker is resting on the garage floor.......


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cool, thanks Bob


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The oil defies gravity in Bob's demonstration after the first little bit is out of the can because you cannot tip it far enough to get the spout below the level of the oil in the can....or you have to pick it up to pour and defeat the whole purpose of the design of the can. Now if you had it up on the workbench you can tip the can as far as you want....just have your receiving can out in front of the bench. No bending or squatting either! Next best thing to a "Lubester".

Special thanks to my son for taking time out of his busy schedual to demonstrate the actual way the can works. smile

Jim

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Mr.Wadhams #311005 Sat Mar 10 2012 01:34 PM
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LOL.... Jim next time you dead lift 5 gallons of oil up 30-36", please take a video.... I want to see if the veins in your forehead explode...


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Originally Posted By: Bob Richards
LOL.... Jim next time you dead lift 5 gallons of oil up 30-36", please take a video.... I want to see if the veins in your forehead explode...


Things that make you go Hmmmm ??? wink

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