Posted: 4/16/2014 7:17:28 AM EDT
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I'm trying to decide between these two:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321375943750?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 
http://www.westmarine.com/flexible-water-tanks/moeller--5-gallon-water-container--1914969 
I've handled only the blue one. It's like a gas can where the top comes off and inside is a flexible spout. But the .mil seems to have a more robust cap with built in pour spout, no funnel to mess with. Thoughts? |
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Don't buy these MCI water cans on ebay, they are cheaper on buylci.com with free shipping last time I checked.
Do a search for "water can" should be around $25 bucks and these are MFR by Scepter. They offer two different colors, here is part of my "collection": 
There is no comparison between those two cans, the second can you listed won't hold a candle to these MWC. |
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Don't buy these MCI water cans on ebay, they are cheaper on buylci.com with free shipping last time I checked. Do a search for "water can" should be around $25 bucks and these are MFR by Scepter. They offer two different colors, here is part of my "collection": http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/tt342/sellmytires/DSCN0361_zps1bcd3ca0.jpg There is no comparison between those two cans, the second can you listed won't hold a candle to these MWC. Found em. Is Skilcraft comparable to Scepter? (same company?) Just fyi the West Marine can itself was very robust, not flimsy plastic at all. |
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Not even a question. Get the .mil can all day long, preferably from LCI.
I have a bunch of them, and found one that fell off a truck (literally, I live near a military base and a lot of convoys come through). It's obviously been run over, but still works perfectly and holds water. |