Yeah two 5gal containers and a strap. Nothing really hard about it.

 

What he said. That's how I carry extra fuel for my toy hauler's generator and my ATV.

 

 

Do yourself a favor and purchase quality metal cans; they dispense fuel much better than the plastic jugs.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Eagle-5-Gal...l-Can/50053337

 

 

I had a 5 gallon Eagle can in red for almost 30 years. It took a beating well. I passed it on to someone who will probably get another 30 years out of it. The cheapo 5 gallon Wal-Mart jugs are truly a PITA to dispense from. Bad enough that I ended up buying a battery powered pump that attaches to the jug in place of the crappy nozzle. Now the jug stays on the ground and I wait about 2 minutes for it to do it's thing.

 

 

Get this for your existing can... makes for much less fuss.

https://www.ruralking.com/ez-pour-hi...pout-kit-30051

 

 

I thought the same thing, except the caps don't fit the cans they claim and the ones that do fit leak after 6 months. The rubber gasket in the spout is not fuel proof.

The only good part of the kit is the vent, it fixes the slow pour venting spouts. The vents can be found on ebay.

 

Those Eagle safety cans are nice and they pour fast. I use the 2.5 gal versions on my landscape trailer for two cycle mix. One downside I found is if they are filled with gasoline and left in direct sunlight they will pressurize and begin to vent fumes. This is a non issue with diesel fuel since it doesn't expand like gasoline does.

When traveling I carry a pair of NATO Diesel Jerry Cans in the bed of my truck up next to the cab with a cargo bar from Harbor Freight to prevent them from falling over. The jerry cans take up a smaller footprint in the bed of the truck than the Eagle cans and still fit under the folding bed cover. The downside, they they are expensive but should last a lifetime it taken care of properly. The latching mechanism is designed in such a way and includes a safety pin that will prevent any fuel from leaking even if turned upside down.

The spout that comes with the cans are CARB compliant and are garbage. The full flow spout is the way to go of you want to pour from the can. It appears they have a new steel spout that is much longer. Personally, I set the jerry can on my bed cover and use a siphon hose to fill the truck. It's about as fast and it doesn't require holding a 5 gallon can during refueling. It allows me to do other things when refueling from the jerry cans.

Edit: One last thought, there are cheap Chinese knock-offs that look like the ones I linked above.

 

https://www.ruralking.com/25-gal-pol...-transfer-unit

Rural King has the best price on Enduraplas diesel containers with Plasti-Mart a close second. Everyone else is crazy expensive. For now, I carry a 5 gallon container.

 

I do this with every new fuel jug I get. Well worth the money.

I haven't had any issues with the kits I've used. I have done the mod to 4 jugs.

 

While pricey, that looks pretty useful.