RotoPax Gas Container

[MouthPiece]

I received my 1.75 gallon RotoPax gas container. It fits as snug as a bug on a rug in the milk crate that sets inside my 622 Trailer. It couldn't fit any better.

Chris

[boborgera]

I received my 1.75 gallon RotoPax gas container. It fits as snug as a bug on a rug in the milk crate that sets inside my 622 Trailer. It couldn't fit any better.

Chris


:thumbup: Sounds nice, But where does the milk fit?:roflblack:

[Cavman]

I thought the bug was supposed to be IN the rug to be snug? :roflblack:

[MouthPiece]

I thought the bug was supposed to be IN the rug to be snug? :roflblack:

The bug is in the jug that Bob referred to earlier. :yikes:

Chris

[MangoMike]

Hey Chris, good idea. I've thought about getting one of these for a couple of years. Glad to hear you like it. I believe Lamont had a post, a long time ago, where he put a couple of the smaller ones in the bags on his bike.
I think I'll have to look into this again before we leave for SpyderFest.

Mike

[cjackg]

I received my 1.75 gallon RotoPax gas container. It fits as snug as a bug on a rug in the milk crate that sets inside my 622 Trailer. It couldn't fit any better.

Chris

Chris,

I have one of these mounted on the sidewall of the bed in my F150 pickup, under the cover. It is a very sturdy and leak-proof gas reserve and should work great in a Spyder. but, I always fill it only with non-ethanol gas and add stabilizer so the fuel will be reliable when I get around to using it.

[Cruzr Joe]

I installed mine outside the trailer, so far it works.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/03/27/a9upuhym.jpg

Cruzr Joe


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