Jerry can in front of grill
Newbie here.
Not many places to mount a jerry can.. but how bad would it be to put a jerry can mount on a pre-runner bumper? I don't use it/have it full when i drive around town, so no worries on it exploding if i run into something... but as far as it restricting airflow to the radiator.. how bad would it be? a NATO jerry can in front?
thoughts?
Not many places to mount a jerry can.. but how bad would it be to put a jerry can mount on a pre-runner bumper? I don't use it/have it full when i drive around town, so no worries on it exploding if i run into something... but as far as it restricting airflow to the radiator.. how bad would it be? a NATO jerry can in front?
thoughts?
Originally Posted by toad
From your picture, are you mounting the gas can carrier on the tailgate? I know you have the bumper to give it some stability when closed but what happens when you have that added weight on there when you open the tailgate?
Rampage also makes that bracket to support a high lift jack which ways more than the gas can will even when full so I assume they tested it for strength before selling the product.
If you also have a larger than stock heavy tire and wheel mounted then it may start to be an issue, but I do not.
Last edited by Hellbound13; Dec 3, 2010 at 10:59 AM.
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Originally Posted by finnd1
Full Jerry can will weight in at about 41lbs. your 48" hi-lift will only weigh 28lbs
Also it's only full when I'm on the trail, 90% of the time the can will be empty.
YMMV.
yeah see, that was another concern why I opted not to throw it on the tailgate. A full jerry can will wreck that bizitch.
That's the thing though, MOST of the time my jerry can will be empty up front, it's just whenever i'm on the trail, which I will not be cruising at 45mph on rocks.
That's the thing though, MOST of the time my jerry can will be empty up front, it's just whenever i'm on the trail, which I will not be cruising at 45mph on rocks.


