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They are a fuel code rather than a choice. Green is unleaded, black is diesel and red is the third code. A can filled against its colour will eventually be misused.

Yes, and it is held in the same colours for that reason. A green spout on a black can defeats the coding at the moment someone else picks the can up.

Steel survives being knocked about in a vehicle or yard and does not degrade in sunlight. Plastic is lighter and does not corrode, which suits a can kept indoors.

Limited by what can be lifted and poured rather than what is needed. A full 20L can is heavy to tip accurately, which is why 5L and 10L cans exist alongside it.

A combi fuel tank at 440L, which is filled and drawn from rather than carried. That is a different item from a can rather than a larger version of one.

Jerry cans are held in the same colour coding at 10L, and the coding applies to them in exactly the same way as to the other cans on the leaf.

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Colour on a fuel can is a code rather than a choice, and using it correctly is what stops the wrong fuel going into a machine. Green is unleaded, black is diesel and red is the third code. A can filled against its colour is a can that will eventually be misused. The code also survives the can being lent, moved or stored, which the memory of whoever filled it does not.

That is why cans and spouts are held in matching colours. A green spout on a black can defeats the coding at the moment it matters, which is when someone else picks the can up rather than the person who filled it. A can that has held one fuel is also not simply washed out and used for another.

Material decides where the can lives rather than what it holds. Steel survives being knocked about in a vehicle or a yard and does not degrade in sunlight. Plastic is lighter and does not corrode, which suits a can kept indoors and carried by hand. Steel spouts are held in all three colours so the coding runs through the whole assembly.

Capacity runs 5L, 10L and 20L, and the practical limit is what can be lifted and poured rather than what is needed. A full 20L can is heavy to tip accurately. Larger volumes use a combi fuel tank at 440L. Send the fuel and the use to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Capacity is stated per can rather than being inferred from the body size. Both materials are held at the same capacities so the colour and volume do not restrict the choice.

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They are a fuel code rather than a choice. Green is unleaded, black is diesel and red is the third code. A can filled against its colour will eventually be misused.

Yes, and it is held in the same colours for that reason. A green spout on a black can defeats the coding at the moment someone else picks the can up.

Steel survives being knocked about in a vehicle or yard and does not degrade in sunlight. Plastic is lighter and does not corrode, which suits a can kept indoors.

Limited by what can be lifted and poured rather than what is needed. A full 20L can is heavy to tip accurately, which is why 5L and 10L cans exist alongside it.

A combi fuel tank at 440L, which is filled and drawn from rather than carried. That is a different item from a can rather than a larger version of one.

Jerry cans are held in the same colour coding at 10L, and the coding applies to them in exactly the same way as to the other cans on the leaf.

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