Spare Tire Carrier, Extra Fuel, Extra Water, Emergency Supplies

[Stan@FourWheel]

WOW !

These look interesting !

Check out commercial here ...

If your truck has a hitch receiver, could this be the easy way to do it all ?

Carry a full sized spare tire.
Carry extra fuel.
Carry extra water.
Carry emergency supplies.
etc.

This is the website linked to the video above ...

http://www.blackpawinnovations.com/home

BUT, I found the links from this site ...

RotopaX | The Worlds Toughest Mountable Container System

Home of the worlds toughest overland, offroad, accessory fuel containers, water containers, and mounting hardware. Rotationally molded for unrivaled strength with multiple mounting options available. Find the perfect fuel container for any adventure.

www.rotopax.com

Many of our customers are looking for this stuff, but most never do it.

It just seems to complicated for most of our customers to shop around, find the right parts & pieces, find the right way to mount everything to the campers, etc, etc.


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[Steve Scearce]

Pretty darned cool!

 

[DirtyDog]

Did you see the comments on that video? Seems maybe the guy is a bit shady.

Regarding the weight - I run a hitch mount mountain bike rack with up to 4 bikes and while its a bit wobbly, it works fine. I'd imagine that the tightening system demonstrated in the video makes it pretty solid.

 

[davinski]

That is a cool product. I am sure someone will get one and tell us all about it.
I could also see some enterprising forum member welding up some of these and selling to us less talented souls....

dave

 

[Stan@FourWheel]

OH !




I didn't even look at the comments.

I originally was just looking at the gas can holders, but stumbled accross the video.

Looked interesting.





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[brett13]

Looks cool- except that extra 1' or so of rear overhang. Why does it have to stick out further than the point where the vertical support hits the hitch insert?