This Haigh Fuel Safe Jerry Can carries 10 litres of fuel, so you can stretch the range of the ute or run a small generator without dragging extra weight. The size sits neatly against drawers or tubs that are roughly 900 mm wide, so it slots into most touring setups without wasting room. You get enough capacity for a decent extra leg on the highway without dealing with a full 20 litre can. The can uses fuel‑rated plastic with wall thickness tuned for a 10 litre fill, which helps it handle regular heat swings from about 5°C to 40°C in Aussie conditions. The moulded handle is around 120 mm long, giving space for a solid grip when shifting roughly 10 kg of fuel and container. The high‑visibility body colour makes it simple to spot in the canopy or shed when you are loading up for the next run.

• Capacity rated at 10 litres
• Haigh Fuel Safe jerry can range
• Compact container for spare fuel storage
• Suits vehicles, generators and small engines
• Bright coloured body for easy visibility
• Moulded carry handle for controlled lifting
• Smaller footprint than standard 20L cans
• Good backup fuel option for touring
• Works alongside 5L and 20L companion sizes
• Simple design suited to general fuel transport

Q: Can this 10 litre jerry can be used for storing fuel for small generators?

Yes, it can be used to store fuel for small generators. The 10 litre capacity gives enough run time for many portable units without making the container too heavy to move. The compact size fits alongside other gear in a trailer or ute tub. Always match the fuel type to the generator requirements and follow standard refuelling safety practices.

Q: Is the 10 litre size suitable for carrying in the back of a wagon or SUV?

Yes, the 10 litre size is suitable for most wagons or SUVs. The footprint is smaller than a typical 20 litre can so it is easier to position against drawers or cargo barriers. The lower filled weight makes it more manageable to lift in and out. Always keep it upright and secured so it cannot move around in the vehicle.

Q: How heavy does the jerry can get when full?

When full, the jerry can weighs roughly 10 kilograms including fuel and container. This approximate weight comes from 10 litres of fuel being close to 7–8 kilograms plus the can itself. The moderate total weight makes it practical for one person to handle. Use the moulded handle for lifting and avoid awkward one‑handed carrying over long distances.

Q: Is this jerry can a good choice for short weekend trips rather than long expeditions?

Yes, the 10 litre capacity suits short weekend trips. It adds a useful buffer on top of the main vehicle tank without taking up as much space as multiple large cans. The smaller size is easier to pack around fridges, tubs and recovery gear. Many campers use a 10 litre can as a simple backup rather than committing to big long‑range tanks.

Other capacities in the Fuel Safe Jerry Can range include 5 litre and 20 litre versions under parent SKU FC05-10-20R.