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Spout and Cap Final Inspection

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What happens here

The assistant inspects the severely damaged SureCan after being driven over. He removes the broken spout and the main cap. He uses multi-tool pliers to remove the spout, which was broken where it connects to the can. The main body of the can was crushed but not punctured, and the cap remained functional.

Goal: Assess the damage to the can and its components post-crushing.

Tools and materials

  • Multi-tool Pliers Leatherman — Removing the broken spout
  • SureCan Gasoline Can SureCan — The damaged product being inspected

What they say

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driving over the top of it alright let's see how bad how bad that is it's it's pretty bad however it looks like you might be able to unscrew this and get a replacement that's what I was thinking I was thinking man if you really wanted to you could I mean like alright so let's say worst case scenario you could plug the hole and still use it as a fuel can because it's not punctured it didn't rupture the can itself or you could get a noose I wonder if you could just use the existence it's like repairable okay so here's the end so I wonder if you could put that big washer right oh no that's a salt is that a solid piece no it's not so that'll come out so stick it back together stick that right just it's got a neck down on it oh no isn't it threaded okay but so I think that concludes our shirk and destruction video I mean I'll tell you straight up

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