attwood8812LPG2 EPA Certified 12 Gallon Portable Fuel Tank with Gauge

It was a good fit for the confined space I had to put it in. Should work out fine if I can get my boat motor working.

I have several of these that fuel Pressure Washer's on each of my trailers, they're great being able to run all day without having to fuel up every few hours. *Bad is the vent or lack of, I'm ion Florida so I have to leave the fuel cap slightly open to relieve pressure, they expand to the point they become wobbly, so much looks as if they are going to burst, fuel gauges work, empty seems to be ¼ tank, which is a good reserve perse. I use these on the open trailers only, If they fix the flaw, I would definitely use these on the enclosed and truck systems. Not this manufacturer but another had seemed to rupture due to this, that would be 36 gallons of mess x 3 for me.Thye have been holding up very well in the Fl Sun, just a car cover over them when it doesn't blow off.

….but don’t even think about getting it without also getting one of these.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BN67792?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsThe cap that comes on it is predictably lousy because it’s EPA/Government mandated. Those folks would prefer you to suffer a swollen and ready to burst tank, while you lose gas into the lake and your motor floods due to the commie pressure, until the insane Govt. PSI finally wins, blasting the tank wide open on the boat or in your garage.The Government does not care about you or your family…

I like to explore the lake I go to, but it’s MASSIVE (Lake Mead) and can get rough. The 12 gallon capacity ensures me a continuous run time of over 10 hours with my 20hp Tohatsu, which is very comforting knowing the boat can go longer than I can! It seems very durable but is hard to lift with the provided handles (I’m only 34) since it weighs upwards of 70lbs when full. It fits nicely under the seat of our Saturn SD488 16ft inflatable boat. The fuel gauge works well and is a very welcome addition to a seemingly excellent tank! I docked one star for the seemingly non existent over pressure relief. I fear it may leak if I ever need to leave it in my car in Nevada on a 110 degree day.

Nice fuel can, but needs a vent. The can gets warm and pressurizes pushing fuel through your engine. So you end up with leaked gas all over. Leaving the cap loose for now, looking for something to vent it.It says the cap is vented, but it is only one way. It will draw air from the outside, but not relieve air.Otherwise it is a nice large tank.

Bought small Sun Tracker pontoon. It came with six gallon tank that wasn't sufficient . Measured stainless box that it sat in and found this twice the fuel.

This tank seams to be stronger than another brand I had. I think this tank will last longer.

Able to see fuel levels with gauge