attwood 8803LP2 EPA and CARB Certified 3-Gallon Portable Marine Boat Fuel Tank

Seems to be well constructed of thick plastic. Should provide many year of service. So far no problems with the cap that other reviewers have stated, but I do not leave the tank in the Sun when not in use. When received the cap was on very tight.Had to take off one star, to install the fuel line connector the fuel gauge had to be removed. I could have removed a second star because the hole for the fuel line was not plugged, could allow dirt and debris to enter the tank during handling and shipping. Not too concerned , I added a fuel filter to my fuel line assembly. To remove the fuel gauge channel lock type pliers were required, I was concerned that might creat a leak, but so far no problems. I used a disconnect fuel line connection, if you use a straight connector gauge would not require removal.Odd, to me, instructions suggests using sealing (Teflon type) tape on the threads, seems this would not be necessary with brass threads into plastic, but I did it.I expect many years of use from this tank.

Le mien a des fuites autour du connecteur ou la gauge difficile à dire mais inscceptable. Utilisé pour un zodiac

It's a disaster in terms of design, a cap is missing at the fuel outlet, this tank becomes dangerous if you want to transport fuel.

Just what I was looking for.

This gas tank worked as expected except for one thing. It does not seem to have any pressure relief. I was fishing and looked at the tank sitting in the boat. It had swelled to alarming proportions. I loosened the cap and the pressure came out. The tank was still a bit swelled but no longer looked as if it would rupture. I thought that the pressure relief was built into the cap. I tightened it until I heard a click (per the instructions on the cap) but it still did not help.