How to Use Compact Reserve Fuel Cells for Your ATV

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Summary: Use compact reserve fuel cans that you can pack on your ATV; learn how from our ATV parts and accessories expert in this free ATV accessories video.

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David Barr David Barr is an ATV parts and accessories expert at Cottonwood Motor Sports in Cottonwood, Arizona. read more

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How to Use Compact Reserve Fuel Cells for Your ATV

On behalf of Expert Village, my name is David and I'm here to tell you about ATVs and accessories that go with them. Some folks find when they're going out into the boonies is that they need a little fuel to get back. If you don't have it with you, you're kind of stuck. What we do have is a nice compact gas can. 3 1/2 gallons. Actually, this one's 4. It's stores flat, ties down with hook and loops fasteners, and you can put stuff on top of it. It's designed to handle a lot of weight so you don't interfere with anything else you may want to have here. When you get ready to use it, just unstrap it, take it out just like you would any other fuel can. You're ready to fill. Something I would recommend. These cans, they're specially canned. They're a bit expensive, in the area of around $90, but well worth it if you've ever been stuck out with out enough fuel.