Tire carrier fits two gallon rotopax packs, is 4 gallons really worth it?

jorgelrod

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The tire carrier I just installed has two rotopax mounts in it. I'm considering eventually getting the rotopax but i'm unsure on whether to get water or gasoline packs, after all, how much of a difference can 4 gallons make?
 
jorgelrod said:
The tire carrier I just installed has two rotopax mounts in it. I'm considering eventually getting the rotopax but i'm unsure on whether to get water or gasoline packs, after all, how much of a difference can 4 gallons make?
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About 50 miles difference.
 
My or fab carrier has 2 3 gallon rotopax cans on it. They came in handy when I traveled out west and I always fill one up for when I go wheeling to have just in case. They stay empty otherwise. I like having them
 
I use mine on road trips to national parks and camping/off-roading trips. Usually saves me the 4.50 a gallon you pay in the middle of nowhere and the worries of finding a gas station after hitting the trails!
 
I carry 2 Jerry cans when out , have used them while out on a longer trip to avoid making side run for fuel ( Mojave road ,k-trail ,death valley ) and came in handy when out an came across that guy who forgot to fuel up before hand an ran out

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According to your Avatar, you already have the snorkel. All you will need for your extended travels now is a roof rack...oh and the rotapax. There is a great thread on here somewhere all about setting up your rig for overland travel. Check it out! :yup:
 
longarmwj said:
According to your Avatar, you already have the snorkel. All you will need for your extended travels now is a roof rack...oh and the rotapax. There is a great thread on here somewhere all about setting up your rig for overland travel. Check it out! :yup:
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Sounds like you're baiting me into that oh so famous thread...
:cheesy::cheesy::cheesy::cheesy:
 
Nobody gets more use from their rotopax's than me...since I only have 150 mile range, I use them constantly on road trips...especially out west where gas stations can be far apart after getting off the trail
 
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