MFC - CWMFCB Cap Wrench for Your Scepter Brand Military Fuel Can

This is a Must Have to Keep The Can Cap Tight for Storage and Transporting. or to loosen Cap for UseI Recommend this

If you own a Scepter military gas can (the best btw) you need these to wrench the lid off the cab. Works great. Expensive but pay once cry once. If only it came with an auto locate feature though! I bought two so I can misplace one.

I had the 'ol metal GI 'Jerry' cans and was tired of dealing with rust and leaking gaskets, so I picked up a couple of current saber style poly milsurp/NATO gas cans at a flea market. I found out that the caps are a pretty snug fit when you try to screw them on and you really can't get them tight enough to not leak - or you can't get them to loosen after pressure has formed inside. You need one of these wrenches. It has a hole in the handle so you can tie it to the can so you don't lose it. There seems to also be a variation for water cans but it looks different enough that it might not be a good fit with fuel cans. You also will need the screw in spout. I am looking into making my own out of PVC fittings if the threads are the same...

This is a solid tool. It appears to be made of glass fiber reinforced nylon, so exceptionally strong and stable. Assuming this is glass reinforced nylon, then this is about half the strength of solid steel. This thing is pretty thick and beefy. There is no defection or flimsiness to this. I had been using a strap wrench to open the cans, but this is much much better. When the Scepter gas cans are in the sun, they build up maybe 25 psi inside and jam the opening nut. The strap wrenches struggled, but this wrench works great. I'll definitely recommend this to others.

Engaging this wrench on a Scepter gas tank will not only easily remove the cap but will also tighten it as well. It's like have two wrenches magically melded into a single wrench that can work in either direction. This would also make a great weapon, as it is very robust and stout. I have not tried to defend myself or attack anyone, yet, but I feel confident it would perform well in both situations. Since I purchased this amazing tool I have not noticed any weight loss but I am hopeful. Overall it is well engineered, made of premium materials and has a can do attitude. Would recommend.

If you have ever gotten in the field and couldnt get the cap off of your can, you know the importance of having a wrench. This thing is beefy and works great. We were in the middle of moab a few years back and a buddy couldnt even use his fuel because we couldnt get the cap off of his can. If youre going to use the scepter cans (the best), get this wrench.

If you're reading this, you presumably already know that Scepter MFCs are excellent. The cap wrench isn't strictly necessary but it allows you to ensure that they are fully tightened down when they're going to be taking a lot of bumps on an off-road trip, which is nice. I'd suggest that you only genuinely need this if the containers are going to be stored horizontally. The main point for me id that it allows you to re-fuel more quickly (handy when you need to fill 100 L + in one go) and doesn't mess up your hands at all. If anything, the fit is a little tight, but certainly not enough to be an issue, and this is certainly preferable to being too loose. A highly recommended product from JAGMTE for all Scepter MFC users.

Like, seems to be durable plastic.