Yellow CHILTON s Ears CRAFTS MAN GAS CAN SPOUT & PARTS KIT Replacement Spout (with screw tip cap & U-Seal Gasket - no screen), Stopper, Screw Cap Collar and Original Style Rear Vent Cap. Complete Kit to "Fix your can man". Gas Can NOT INCLUDED.

What It Is

This is a complete replacement spout kit for vintage-style CHILTON and CRAFTSMAN gas cans (often called “Gas Can Man” cans). It includes the spout with screw tip cap and U-Seal gasket (no screen), a stopper, screw cap collar, and original-style rear vent cap. Designed for refueling lawn mowers, trimmers, and other small engines where a precise, spill-free pour is needed.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Brand/Model: Fits CHILTON and CRAFTSMAN gas cans made before 2000 (original “Gas Can Man” design). Not compatible with newer EPA-compliant cans or Blitz/VP Racing cans.
• Check Before Buying: Measure your can’s spout opening—this kit fits a 1.5-inch diameter neck. Verify the rear vent cap hole is 0.5 inches. If your can has a screen or different vent shape, this kit won’t work without modification.
• OEM vs Aftermarket: This is a direct replacement for original CHILTON/CRAFTSMAN parts. No adapter needed if your can matches the measurements above.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: The plastic feels thinner than OEM; some users report the rear vent cap cracks after a few seasons. The U-Seal gasket works well but may need a dab of grease to prevent leaking.
• Installation: Easy—unscrew old spout, clean threads, screw on new collar and spout. The stopper fits snugly; don’t overtighten the screw tip cap.
• Common Gotcha: The kit lacks a screen, so debris from old gas cans can clog your mower’s carburetor. Use a funnel or pre-filter if your can is dirty.
• Price vs Value: At $9.95, it’s cheaper than buying a new can, but check your can’s condition first—cracked plastic or rusted metal means a new can is better.

Should You Buy It

Buy this kit if you have an old CHILTON or CRAFTSMAN gas can that’s otherwise in good shape and you want a simple, cheap fix. Skip it if your can is damaged beyond the spout, or if you need a modern, spill-proof design—buy a new EPA-compliant can instead.