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SAFETY MATTERS<br />

A few safety tips about filling the transport container:<br />

9 Do not fill any container while it is inside<br />

your boat.<br />

9 Only use an approved container.<br />

9 Keep container a safe distance away from<br />

other boats and boaters.<br />

9 Keep the nozzle in contact with the can<br />

during filling.<br />

9 Do not fill over the recommended fill line.<br />

9 Wipe down your container before putting it<br />

into your boat.<br />

A few words about safety during refueling:<br />

9 Shut off the motor and give it time to cool<br />

down before refueling.<br />

9 Don’t refuel near an open flame or close to a<br />

sparking situation.<br />

9 Keep a fire extinguisher handy.<br />

9 Don’t overfill the fuel tank. On hot days,<br />

allow for expansion.<br />

9 Don’t spill the fuel.<br />

For a video which demonstrates spout operation,<br />

go to http://www.theplasticsgroup.net/fuel_containers_us.php?id=SmartFill<br />

Moeller EPA-compliant USA jerry cans emphasize<br />

safety and convenience:<br />

9 Protective, child resistant dust Cap<br />

9 Self-venting SMART-FILL nozzle<br />

9 Top & bottom anchors for easy pours<br />

9 Safety collar for locking<br />

9 No external vent<br />

9 CARB-compliant and TSG-Approved<br />

DID YOU KNOW?<br />

Plastic Fuel Cans should be replaced every five<br />

years. One reason cans fail prematurely is because<br />

the cap cracks or breaks; that’s because<br />

too much pressure is applied when closing the<br />

cap. Just twist the cap until it’s tight, and it will<br />

last for five years!<br />

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