Jerry can holder

[ckkone]

I've been browsing around looking for some type of jerry can holder for my slee rear bumper...Just stumbled across this, anyone using one, do Jeeps and LC use the same bolt pattern, think it could be slightly modifided for use on my hundy?

http://www.offroadunlimited.com/ProductCart/PC/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=1003&idproduct=4538

http://www.offroadunlimited.com/ProductCart/PC/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=0&idproduct=4682

 

[adventureduo]

Not sure what Jeep bolt pattern would share with your Toyota 100 Series.... your 6 lug correct? Not sure there is a model that ever came with that pattern. Probably just have to drill your own holes in the plate for your bolt pattern. OR see if they offer it with no holes at all so you dont have 15 holes in the plate.

EDIT: Wagoneers would be the only Jeep that would share a 6 lug pattern. As far as the years, i dont really know ..... thinking late models 77-91.

 

[slooowr6]

It'll only work with Blitz can if that's what you plan to use. The holder rely on the bottom lip of the can.

 

[ckkone]

Toyota 100 Series.... your 6 lug correct?

5 lug

 

[adventureduo]

5 lug

What pattern? Many Jeeps are 5 on 4.5.

 

[Martyn]

5 lug

Your lug pattern is metric 5 on 150mm, the Jeeps use 5 on 4.5, 5 on 5, 5 on 5.5 depending on the year and model.

A note of causion. You are going to end up with a lot of weight canterlevered out behind the bumper

The can is going to weigh at least 6 lbs and fuel weighs 6.25 lb/gallon so that's 31.25 lbs, a total of 37.25 lbs. Add the weight of the carrier, plus your tire and rim.

 

[calamaridog]

http://www.adventuretrailers.com/fuel.html

Well, I know of at least one sturdy can holder...

 

[ckkone]

Those look good as well...