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Old 24 May 2004, 16:08   #21
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I believe that there is know problem with integral tanks its the portable ones they do not like!
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Old 24 May 2004, 16:14   #22
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I believe that there is know problem with integral tanks its the portable ones they do not like!
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Cool! Many thanks Nick!
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NATO Fuel Cans for Sale.

Hi Everyone,

I have a quantity of 20 Litre NATO Fuel Cans surplus to requirements and it fits in nicely with this thread. They measure 15" X 10" and are double sealed.

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Old 25 May 2004, 09:00   #24
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Can't say I have ever had a problem no matter what is used. personally I have 22l jerry cans and a 5l plastic an plus the inbuilt 70l tank but have filled 25l plastic drums et al in the past.
Maybe they are just more used to boats here or authority is just too far away to worry about (a common attitude on the west coast)
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