Made a tank holder for back of my bronco. Used some conveyor belt rubber, a milk crate, and zip ties. Put conveyor belt rubber on bottom as a cushion and cut holes in top for tanks.
Tank holder
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Made a tank holder for back of my bronco. Used some conveyor belt rubber, a milk crate, and zip ties. Put conveyor belt rubber on bottom as a cushion and cut holes in top for tanks.
Looks like it will make transport safer. It seems all great ideas include either zip ties or duct tape.
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I don’t know why we just all don’t carry our tanks on our back, tethered to our guns, and go about business like the soldiers with the flame throwers did back in WW2, lol.
nice job, btw.
nice job, btw.
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Bigragu,
That was actually my plan from the get-go.. Seriously..
I'm an old school paint baller that used to tether my guns to tanks,
and I have a lot of friends in fire departments - and their air supply is a tethered setup..
Both tank systems can and are carried on the back, so, figured I'd do the same thing..
eBay usually has that sort of thing, so it's just a matter of time..
*Awww you have a 'buddy bottle'? How cute..
*Turns around to show them your mobile refill station..
Sam -
That was actually my plan from the get-go.. Seriously..
I'm an old school paint baller that used to tether my guns to tanks,
and I have a lot of friends in fire departments - and their air supply is a tethered setup..
Both tank systems can and are carried on the back, so, figured I'd do the same thing..
eBay usually has that sort of thing, so it's just a matter of time..
*Awww you have a 'buddy bottle'? How cute..
*Turns around to show them your mobile refill station..
Sam -
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Thats a nice idea. I was going to weld something up to mount in my wrangler using the rear seat floor brackets. A metal frame with some wood as a rest with some rubber bungee straps to hold the bottle in place.
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