wbwood wrote:
Does it really matter what the numbers are or how often you have to stop? The idea behind the point was to have a little extra that can mean a lot if you can use that little extra. No matter if you can go 200 miles or 2000 miles on a tank of gas. A measly 5 or 10 gallons can make it better for some. Get off your high horses. It's not all about you or what you think smeone should or shouldn't do.
Now, with that said, anyone have anyways of mounting jerry style cans on a 4" tube bumper? Don't worry, I'm not gonna carry gas. I'm carrying water.
Two ways I see of doing it--weld an upright to the bumper and fasten the jug holder to that----fabricate an upright with "L", said "L" to be fastened to bumper with 4" U-bolts. Maybe they already make such a thing. I know some of the spare tire carriers have a U-bolt attachment.
Bolt-on spare carrier
