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Does anyone know where I can get hold of a set of side mounted jerry can “panniers” for a 110? Failing that, does anyone have any plans, photo’s or good ideas so I can build some....
The type of thing I am after are a couple of close fitting racks ( can’t stick out too far due to legal reasons) that will hold 3 jerry cans on each side – above the rear arches and covering the side windows at the back. Any help will be very gratefully received |
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I've seen some on a Jap truck when i was in Tarifa last time, it was a square frame of angle iron, about 2" stuff.
the height was the same as a can, and the width was for 2 cans. where each can sits, there was a ratchet strap which went over the can to hold it in place. If you send me your email address i'll fling over a few pictures of it. Also, what sort of 110 have you got? it it's a plain pick up or hard to, you can fit the military side lockers, which hold 2 cans in each one. or Foleys also do a kit which is similar to the military one. I'll send you the parts list for the mil one too. cheers Jamie |
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http://www.daerr.de have them for 35 euros
kanisterhalter Nr. 20-54666-001-00 Very nifty.. of they would be easy enough to make out of dexion. Just frame 4 bits around a jerry and screw them together. Chris S |
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Jerry Can Holders
Ring Scorpion Racing www.scorpionracing.co.uk - ask for Colin he should know someone who does them, IF he does not so them himself!
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Thanks for the Daerr link and part number – I did look there first but couldn’t find them – guess I need to improve my German!
From the look (and price for 6) I recon I will have a go at making some and see how it goes. Diesel Jim, can you send over some of your pics please – hugh(at)delphigraphics(dot)co(dot)uk. The can holders are to go on a 110 CSW so side lockers are out. If my metal working skills work out, I’ll post the details in case anyone else is interested. Cheers Hugh |
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Hugh - how did you get on with your jerry holders? I'm about to start a similar build so it might be good to swap tips.
cheers
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side mounted jerry can holders
Guys I got a blacksmith in Cairo to knock some up out of angle-iron. They are brilliant and I am amazed nobody sells them. They are on my 110 hardtop, two per side, backed onto stainless steel to spread the load. I am going to get them galvanised as now, two years on, they are rusting a bit.
Brilliant, brilliant kit. Easy to make.
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I found a great thing that might help, if you have a mantec-like rear spare wheel support bracket. A double jerry can holder that fixes on to the spare wheel, called the cammel can:
http://www.shadow-line.co.za/product_cammelcan.htm Worth a shout, especially as jerries are used rarely. PS. Also if you are looking for an extra fuel tank and are going to South Africa, www.frontrunner.co.za do them very cheaply. Cheers. |
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How to lose your back door!
Looks nice, but an extra 40kg (plus leverage) on the back of a standard LR spare wheel carrier, over corrugations? I'd give it an hour, seriously.
Even on a Mantec or pivlock I'd say it was pushing it for driving any distance.
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