Mixing Jug

This is a great way to quickly mix your 2-stroke gas, but it's also a quick pour can, which is hard to find these days. I'm glad that I bought one.

I use this jug to mix fuel for my weed whacker and my Stihl chain saws. I am very particular to get the proper mix for my chain saws so I get the best balance of power and long piston life. I have had to rebuild several chain saws because the fuel mix seperated over time. With this jug you get the proper ratio inside a sealed container and a quick shake before use assures good mix for the saw.

I've been riding 2-stroke MX bikes since the 70's. Ratio Right has been the go-to for me. Then I saw a buddy at a race with one of these tanks and thought it would be much better. Great for mixing. But it appears that you must either keep a funnel, or transfer the mix to a second gas can (with a spout). If only they had a cap with a smaller spout for filling dirt bikes, it would be perfect. It's very good, and well worth buying. But get a funnel.

Expensive but very nice to pouring fuel into my Stihl Kombi system. Mix a small amount using bulk oil.

I've used this for 7 or 8 years for chain saw 2 cycle fuel. It's easy to mix small amounts like a quart, no mess and the O ring caps don't leak even when "puffed up"on it's side in the sun. It is a great gift. Guys I've given this to all comment on it's cleverness.

Have had one for many years and will always have one in my racing trailer. FWIW, just like any other plastic fuel container, the less amount of time it sits in direct sunlight the less likely it is to expand and throw off the ratio.

Product is as described, but I used mine once and found it to be too small for my needs. If you are just mixing a gallon or so at a time for a weed eater, this would work great. For me, I am fueling two 2-stroke dirt bikes and this can just isn't large enough.

The only container I'll use for mixing/storing fuel for my dirtbikes & chainsaws. Period. Love it!