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I have made a few brackets for mine, but I have a problem with them wearing the paint off my cans, is there some sort of rubber or foam in production can holders? I know this wouldnt be a problem for the sceptors

around 15k miles on it located in Chapin, SC but I can get it to Clemson, SC $400

got them in two separate shipments 3 days after placing my order sweet

my question is did anyone ever find a gasket for them... I bought 2 on ebay recently and one of the gaskets swole up and wont seal, the seller sent me 2 more gaskets and I hope that fixes the problem... i'm wondering if i need to make some out of nitrile rubber.

I have seen them online for around $30 plus $10 shipping, do you have any insight on where i could find them for $25?

Here is mine in camper mode: I keep my first aid in a small pelican storm case and its got everything from sunburn aloe to gauze and Benedril. Depending on the distance of travel I carry 1 or 2 jerry cans because my jeep only holds 10 gallons after some custom rock mods to the tank. 5lb...

thanks for the thread, just made a group buy for our club and we ordered 8 with free shipping.

I guess with any good adventure trailer you need something equipped to pull it:sombrero: 1997 TJ sport ford 8.8 4.88 ARB 5 on 5.5 converters Waggy 44 with chevy knuckles and spindles for 5 on 5.5 Yukon shafts, 4.88s lockright 14" fox coilovers behind the axle steering from harshterrain PSC...

where can you get nitrile rubber to convert these to fuel?

A guy in TN just finished this jeep conversion, pretty cool idea and he proves the battery technology is changing. I just wonder whats better: burning fossil fuels or disposing of those batteries when they will no longer hold a charge... http://www.eastman.com/ESM/IT/Electric_Jeep.wmv

looking back i saw this picture, i forgot about that, normally i would have stacked so that I coudl strap down side to side as we have tie downs on top of the fenderwells now.

there are hooks mounted along the inside of the trailer to hook ratchet straps and tarp coords to. In these last pictures the tarp was sitting under the jeep upper windows. No straps go over the edge of the trailer. you can see here:

got a few more pics of a recent trip.

yup, the gaskets that came on the cans are in great shape, but if i cant find some new ones one day that will be the route I take.

advance auto carries those hubs in stock, its the same part number as the ranger/bronco 2 hubs.

supposedly the french cans have the offset spout that is smaller but a different shape than the nato cans. This can doesnt have a "liner" in it for water, but I'm not sure how to know if there is a liner or not.

when you say "corrosive materials" do you mean fuel?

I guess you just didn't understand what I have...look how big the spout is...it is MUCH LARGER than a WEDCO can, notice it is centered:

They have a HUGE mouth, MUCH bigger than the NATO cans I have dealt with. but they are brand new and the gasket is in great shape.