Jerry Cans or Rotopax?
03-20-2014, 08:49 AM
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True, major rock crawling would be hazardous. I don't do much rock crawling on my trips. I do remove the cans and mount when not traveling back country.
The "Hilarious" question was I thought I had a can in the carrier upside down or something. I even went outside to check !!!!
The "Hilarious" question was I thought I had a can in the carrier upside down or something. I even went outside to check !!!!
03-20-2014, 09:12 AM
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I have never used either. But since joining the club that i'm in, we do a lot of overnight wheeling and I need to have the extra gas. I went with the Rotopax and my question is, how much do they expand with heat and if they do, should I not keep them as tight on my tire carrier when going on these overnighters? Thanks
rock
rock
03-20-2014, 09:16 AM
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Just vent them once a day on the trail by opening the spout to release air pressure. Changes in temp and elevation tend to expand/contract the canisters.
I went with rotopax. You could drive over these things and they'd still work fine.
I went with rotopax. You could drive over these things and they'd still work fine.
03-20-2014, 09:19 AM
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03-20-2014, 09:23 AM
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Just vent them once a day on the trail by opening the spout to release air pressure. Changes in temp and elevation tend to expand/contract the canisters.
I went with rotopax. You could drive over these things and they'd still work fine.
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I went with rotopax. You could drive over these things and they'd still work fine.
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. Think I might have to borrow that idea from you
rock