Rotopax like sand ladder?

[JDaPP]

https://m.ebay.com/itm/20L-Jerry-Ca...ash=item4ae32846a2:g:k3kAAOSw05tacnNs&vxp=mtr

Has anyone seen or tried one of these? Not sure how I feel about it. I like the idea and would be perfect for me as I don't do hard trails but just in case I get in over my head. Not sure about gas in the can, I would think it would be good for weight support but might leak? Anyways interested if anyone has used/tried them.

 

[02rangeredge]

would you use them only when you'd emptied them? because empty they'd be much weaker, but if you filled them with fuel your fairly likely to spill gasoline across the ground

 

[JDaPP]

would you use them only when you'd emptied them? because empty they'd be much weaker, but if you filled them with fuel your fairly likely to spill gasoline across the ground

That was my thought as well which is why I was wondering if anyone had used them.Would be nice if you could use water (says okay for non potable). Also curious what they did to make it strong enough to drive on it? Is it stronger than rotopax?

 

[roving1]

This is the dumbest idea ever short of a last ditch effort. Looks like it would take all of 5 seconds to break the filler cap or vent.

 

[BritKLR]

Boooommm......as fuel vapors are forced out under pressure and ignite, not to mention the liquid fuel...I guess that's one way to get your truck out of the sand.

 

[Outside somewhere]

Oh ffs...

 

[Airmapper]

Put something under each end and it would probably make a real nice bench to sit next to the campfire as well....