SIGG fuel bottle

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  1. unklegubzy United States

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    This is a unknown date SIGG fuel bottle 1 liter size. Pretty dinged up, bottom is bulged out, but the inside is clean and it seals for the most part. Includes a spigot cap allowing for pouring which is held on by paracord. If this thing could speak i wonder the trips it would describe. IMG_20240613_173330010.jpg IMG_20240613_173339697.jpg
     
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    just like mine
     
  3. snwcmpr

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    I have a few.
     
  4. unklegubzy United States

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    do you guys know a good replacement for the gasket? its round but square, not exactly an O ring. The cap gasket is profoundly dented in and must be tightened to the max. Of course the spout cap has little to no use compared and is less deformed.
     
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    Unklegubzy, Fettle box have seals for Sigg bottles. I have a red one that I have used for over forty years. If it could talk, it would tell stories of fear, danger, humour, happiness and enjoyment of the outdoors.
     
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    I think the plastic lids were introduced in the early 1980s. The earlier ones are aluminum with a steel bail, like this one I got in about 1970.
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    ....Arch
     
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    @unklegubzy a 1" o-ring will work as Sigg cap seal. Those spigot caps a very handy. Yes, wish my stuff could talk too.
     
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    Glad mine can’t!
     
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    I bought a red, one liter Sigg bottle with a plastic top in late 1970 at Wilderness Equipment in Houston, Texas. I also bought the spout top and tied them together with a 1/2" webbing loop, so I wouldn't lose the pouring spout. Still have them.
     
  10. unklegubzy United States

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    Awesome thanks i have a harbor freight viton o ring kit. Knew itd come in handy! stretched it a bit and it slips on for a snug fit.
    IMG_20240614_190353054.jpg IMG_20240614_190416043.jpg
     
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    I cut a gasket out of Viton sheet.

    MSR bottle gaskets fit.
     
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    I didn't know you could get the spout tops! Would have made my younger life a bit easier...cold hands and all!! We live and learn.
     
  13. snwcmpr

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    Before I knew of spout tops, the holes in the top worked fine filling 123.