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Gas can under tonneau cover.

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by Snowtrail, May 13, 2017.

  1. May 13, 2017 at 10:48 AM
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    Snowtrail

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    hello peeps,

    Gearing up for my move across the country I bought 2 NATO gas cans. I'm looking for a mount I can buy asap so that I can mount them sideways under the oem tonneau cover. Please let me know if you of anything, hoping for something that won't require drilling the bed. Thank you!
     
  2. May 13, 2017 at 11:16 AM
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    I'm not really safe but i just tie them down with a strap. :anonymous:
     
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    I made this pretty easily with some flat bar, bungee cords, and hardware from Home Depot and some t-slot nuts off Amazon.

    20170416_175400.jpg

    Mine's welded together with a cheapo HF welder but you could very easily drill it out and bolt it together.
     
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    Need to mount rotopax on other side to counter the taco lean
     
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    Bump just to see more options. Currently looking to see what the coming soon 4.5 gallon fuelpax looks like.
     
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    I carry mine in a milk crate. Not the same can, but I have two cans that fit in a single milk crate and they have never shifted.
     
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    Awesome, clean setup you have. Is that the 2 or 3 gallon you have? Any rattling noise or movement?
     
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    Not 100% sure, but don't think you can have those NATO gas cans sitting vertically and close the lid on the factory tonneau cover. So I don't think think the milk crate solution will work with them.
     
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    I have a Diamondback and have at least one Wavian 20L (5.3 gal)can riding around all year. I will use 2 when I head out pulling my Casita travel trailer this summer. Right now they are just stood up side by side with strap from side to side seem to be ok. The wavian cans are the best no smell,no leaks. If you run the factory cover these cans will protrude past the opening.
    could get the 2.5 gal versions.
    wavian4.jpg wavian3.jpg
     
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