Eagle Plastic Funnel for Type I Metal Safety Cans, 5"x 7"x 12", Made of Chemically Resistant High-Density Polyethylene, Yellow, Made in the USA, F15FUN

What It Is

This is a high-density polyethylene funnel designed specifically for pouring fuel into Type I metal safety cans (typically 1–5 gallon capacity). It’s not a lawn mower part per se, but a fueling accessory used to safely transfer gasoline, diesel, or other flammable liquids into mowers, trimmers, and other small engines.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Fits only Type I metal safety cans with a standard 2" or 3/4" opening (check your can’s spout/filler neck diameter). Not for Type II cans, plastic cans, or non-OSHA-rated containers.
• Dimensions: 5" wide x 7" tall x 12" long. The spout tip is about 1" diameter—verify it fits your mower’s fuel tank opening (most walk-behind mowers and tractors accept this).
• Brand/model check: Works with Eagle, Justrite, and most other Type I safety cans sold in the US. Not OEM-specific; it’s a universal aftermarket accessory.
• Before buying: Measure your safety can’s opening (inner diameter) and your mower’s fuel neck. If either is smaller than 1", this funnel won’t seat properly.

Key Things to Know

• Material: Chemically resistant HDPE—won’t degrade from gasoline, ethanol blends, or diesel. Safe for long-term use.
• Installation: No tools needed. Push-fit onto can spout; friction holds it. May feel loose on some cans—wrap a rubber band or tape for a snugger seal.
• Flow control: The funnel has a built-in flame arrestor screen to prevent flashback, but it can slow pouring. Expect a steady stream, not a fast dump.
• Common gotcha: If your safety can has a spring-loaded closure, the funnel’s spout must depress it fully to allow flow. Test before fueling.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a Type I metal safety can and want a dedicated, spill-resistant funnel for filling lawn mowers or small engines. It’s cheap, US-made, and far better than a generic plastic funnel that won’t seal or resist chemicals. Skip it if you use a plastic safety can or a Type II can—it won’t fit.