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[KILR0Y]

Sorry, but I'm removing all my contributions to this site.

Edited by KILR0Y, 13 April 2015 - 04:42 AM.

[M1010 Mike]

Nice job. Looks like a nice way to get some extra capacity.

[JHanson]

Well done! Thank you for the report.

[imcolej]

Wow. Sold.

 

This is a great setup Kilroy! Thanks for sharing. I'm going in this direction now...

[GSBFree]

Kilroy, how has your Rotopax mount worked out? Now that you've had it installed for several months can you post an update on your install?

[JHanson]

Very well done and very well illustrated too! Thank you for the writeup.

[idahoron]

That is down right cool!   Ron

[GSBFree]

Thanks for the follow-up report.  I love the simplicity and the fact no new holes are required to be drilled.  Thanks for sharing and documenting.    

[Riverrunner]

It's already been done.  2 weeks after I bought my FWC, a camper in Sacramento came up for sale and it had one of the smaller Rotopax cans mounted to the passenger side front.  That was the first time I had seen a Rotopax. 

 

Thanks for the write up.  A little can would be great for saw gas. 

[Riverrunner]

Just saying I saw someone install one on a metal sided FWC.  I'm seriously thinking about this on mine.  I'd probably install it on the otherside.  I don't need extra fuel for the truck (at least I don't think I do) but some saw gas would be nice or maybe for a generator I'm thinking about.  Just not sure yet as I'm still trying to figure it out and don't have enough nights in mine yet. 

 

I wish I had save the photo's but didn't.  Honestly, I was a little miffed since that camper had everything I wanted and was less money than the one I bought 2 weeks earlier....such is life.