No-Spill 206 6" Flexible Gas Can Spout Extension

What It Is

The No-Spill 206 6" Flexible Gas Can Spout Extension is a short, flexible hose that attaches to No-Spill brand gas can spouts, making it easier to fuel lawn mowers, trimmers, and other small engines with tight or awkward tank openings. It’s designed to reduce spills and improve reach without requiring you to tilt the can excessively.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Spout Type: Only works with No-Spill brand gas cans (models 1420, 1430, 1450, 1460, 1455, 1465, 1470, 1480, 1490, 1495). Does not fit standard screw-on spouts or other brands like VP Racing, SureCan, or Eagle.
• Mower Fit: Universal for any mower with a standard gas tank opening (roughly 1.5" diameter). No deck size or model restrictions.
• Before Buying: Check that your gas can has the No-Spill push-button or lever-style spout. Measure the spout’s outer diameter—it must match the extension’s 1" inner diameter. If your can uses a different spout system, this won’t work.
• OEM vs Aftermarket: This is a genuine No-Spill accessory, not a generic part. No modifications needed for fit.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Durable, flexible rubber with brass fittings. Rated for gasoline, ethanol blends, and diesel. No leaks reported.
• Installation: Tool-free—simply push onto the spout tip until it clicks. Remove by pulling the locking collar. Takes 10 seconds.
• Common Gotchas: The extension adds length, so it may not fit under low-clearance mower decks or in tight storage spaces. Also, it’s only 6 inches—if you need more reach, consider the No-Spill 207 (12") or 208 (18").
• Spill Prevention: The flexible tip lets you angle the nozzle into side-fill tanks without kinking, but you must still fully insert it to activate the auto-stop valve.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you already own a No-Spill gas can and struggle with side-fill mower tanks, tight engine compartments, or frequent drips. It’s a cheap, reliable fix that eliminates the need to tilt the can. Skip it if you have a different can brand or need more than 6 inches of reach—go for the longer extension instead.