1 Kit Gas Can Spout Replacement Set, Flexible and Retractable Nozzle, Durable Anti-Spill with Screw Collar Caps, Spout Cover, Base Cap, Fit for 1/2/5/10 Gallon Gas Can(Yellow)

What It Is

This is a replacement gas can spout set (flexible/retractable nozzle, screw collar caps, spout cover, and base cap) designed to upgrade or replace the spout on standard 1, 2, 5, and 10-gallon gas cans. It’s for lawn mowers, trimmers, chainsaws, and other small engines that need a clean, anti-spill fuel transfer.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Gas can size: Works with 1, 2, 5, and 10-gallon cans, provided they have a standard 1.5-inch threaded opening (measure the inner diameter of your can’s fill hole—most common).
• Thread type: The screw collar cap fits standard male threads on metal or plastic cans. Verify your can’s neck is threaded and not a push-on style.
• Brand/model: Not brand-specific; fits any can with the correct thread size. Does not fit older cans with non-standard or narrow necks (e.g., some vintage or foreign models).
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is a universal aftermarket part. No OEM compatibility required; it replaces the entire spout assembly.
• What to check: Measure your can’s neck thread diameter (1.5 inches is standard). Ensure the retractable nozzle length (about 6 inches) clears your mower’s tank opening.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Durable plastic, but the flexible nozzle may kink if bent too sharply. The anti-spill cap works well, but the base cap can leak if not fully tightened.
• Installation: Very easy—unscrew old spout, screw on new collar cap. No tools needed. Takes under 2 minutes.
• Gotchas: The retractable nozzle may not fully retract into the cap on some cans (tight clearance). The yellow color is bright and easy to spot, but fades in direct sun over time.
• Price: At $5.99, it’s a cheap fix, but the 4.2 rating with only 42 reviews suggests some users report nozzle stiffness or cap thread mismatch on odd-sized cans.

Should You Buy It

Buy it if you have a standard 1.5-inch threaded gas can and want a quick, cheap upgrade to a flexible, anti-spill spout. Skip it if your can has an unusual neck size or you need a heavy-duty spout for frequent use—look for a metal or high-end aftermarket option instead.