WirthCo 32002 Red Safety Funnel with Screen/Strainer Funnel for Oil, Fuel, Gas, and Automotive Large 2 Quart Capacity

I bought this funnel to help keep my fuel clean when I poured it I really like the thick plastic its made from. This makes it sturdy and strong. The size makes it versatile and I really like how it stays stable when I pour. The screen allows fuel to flow fast while keeping the chunks of debris out.

Very good for keeping tiny particles out of my gas lawn mower.

I got this to strain white gas (naphtha) after using it to get grime out of vintage felt hats. It works well, however it is really hard to clean the screen out. I can’t imagine it will last that long when I have to smack it on the ground to try and jar the gunk out. The other issue I had was the funnel end was a bit too large to fit into the gallon can, so I had to put another funnel in the can and put the end of this funnel into that funnel.

My Dad had a fine screened metal funnel that held about on quart - we used it primarily to pour from a jerry can into our tractor when away from the tractor shed. It was great, a little small, but durable, I think my brother still has it on the farm. I've been looking for one since then and after seeing this on Amazon I had to try it out. It is soft plastic but the screen is awesome. Pro: Lightweight, Screen collects any detritus, will sit in most of my equipment's tank opening. Cons: Plastic - in cool to frigid weather it might break very easily. But fine in the heat. Hard to clean the screen. Almost have to back flush! I slap it upside down and the wet collection flies to the side of the spout - then a shop towel on my index finger can pull that collection out most of the time. I hope it is durable, but while I have a source I will stock up on these. I already have the 6 quart - a little big for my uses and the screen filters out too much - I have had to dump denatured alcohol back into the waste bucket from the funnel, clean the screen, and then try to filter a few more quarts. But isn't that the purpose of a damn fine screen? Clean a solvent that you want to reuse or clean a fuel you want to burn pure? Anyway, these are awesome and I am going to get a few of each size now. With a hacksaw, if you don't like the screen you can cut the last 1/8 inch off of the spout and have a regular funnel which is well worth the price!

Finally. Been to 2 hardware stores, 1 boating store, 3 auto parts stores, and Walmart...all of them had little junk funnels. I haul 5 gallon cans of nonethenal fuel to my boat. The last thing i want is a spill.. Amazon had my replacements for my old cracked funnel. Just like my old faithful i bought over 20 years ago. Same xact funnel with screen filter...same great quality.

Works as listed great funnel to fill a snowblower

I bought two of these one for our gas cans and one for our diesel cans. We've had issues with debris from diesel going into our tractor. And I wanted to be extra careful to make sure that we screened out any impurities. I love the fact that the tip of this funnel has a screen on it so I use it every time I'm refilling our tractors or side by side that take diesel.

Generously sized and with a secured screen. The screen is if very fine mesh so will filter out nearly everything which can slow things down a bit if there's a lot of debris. The plastic is thick enough to hold its shape and last awhile. Good deal.

Large size is helpful around the farm. Others mentioned the filter clogging and going slow. I found it filtered what it needs to and after every use I give it a go smack upside down and all the debris falls out. Could use an air gun to quickly clean as well. If it clogs be happy about it as that’s what would have been going into your fuel/oil or whatever else your using this for.

I bought this WIRTHCO 32002 funnel for oil, coolant, and fuel filtering, a bit slow to flow but works perfect.

Too big

Perfect for what I need it for

It has a nice big mouth on it, which is helpful for spill-prone people like myself. It sits up straight when put into the oil fill hole. Hey, it's just plastic, but I'm satisfied.