Nice. I love the way you think "outside the box".
I like your idea enough to steal it but I might possibly use it for a 5 gallon water jug.
I like your idea enough to steal it but I might possibly use it for a 5 gallon water jug.
Still looking for a way, Has to meet DOT pretty complicated. This was quick and easy like a Cleveland Flats girl. I want to, but I was out in the cold doing this, come spring I want to do a fuel, water and air tank under there 3 gallons each. Easier said than done. MCmcampana said:Why not put an extra fuel tank in the space that used to house the spare tire?
No problem, keep us posted on what your plans are.usmc xterra said:Yea I can do a lot with those! I might get em! Thanks for that link! MC
I also like what I see in this link. But all that CARB compliant CRAP for PA, that is mostly where I would wheel PA. So I have to get that option. And, they sell a 3 gallon can! Perfect! I just want enough to relieve the pucker factor when running real low. My Gas light came on with only 23 miles left to go. I don't think it was joking! MCdpatton said:Another option might be to do something using Wedco jerry cans and use the "Single Jerrycan Holder" - either on the roof, or perhaps use the holder vertically, attached to a rear tire carrier.
https://www.expeditionexchange.com/wedco/
Yea after I did this.... I saw it on a fluke search at XOC. But it went on the rear of the tire and I don't want a gas tank hanging off the back that far. I want the tire sticking out further. I am thinking the 5 gallon Can linked above with the horizontal mount bolted to the Hi Lift and set horizontal to the left over the tire and strapped to the tire will work.muzikman said:I can't find it now, but Jim (Shrock) showed a Jerry can mount that attached to the spare tire. Although, this would be a much cheaper option.![]()
Well, I think I just heard of another mod for MC to do!usmc xterra said:... it went on the rear of the tire and I don't want a gas tank hanging off the back that far. I want the tire sticking out further.