spare gas for ATV?

[BRrooster]

What kind of container do you use for spare gas on you Quad? And how much do you pack? I always have a 20Ltr gas can at camp, but was thinking of packing some spare gas on my atv for emergencies. RotopaX makes a good looking gas container , and have good reviews, but,
damn they are pricey. I guess with the lifetime warranty they are worth the price.

[RiverOtter]

A simple Wedco 10 liter works for me. You can get 11+ liters in one if you brim it off and angle it back. Mine gets used more for fire starter than quad use, but either way it is great piece of mind.

A milk crate attached to your quad rack with U-bolts is a great gas caddy. Might not be super pretty, but it's got handy and practical nailed.

[bighornbob]

I carry a basic 5l Gerry can in the back box on my quad.

[buck400]

I take 2 standered 9lt with me I do 148 +/- km on a tank of gas also depends on how fast I go an how many hills climb I built my own holder on the back with a rubber made container in the middle I seem to just use just one after a full tank all day

[chappy]

i have a princess auto can rack attached to the front of my honda. to cheap to make it worthwhile welding something up. holds a 12.5 litre plastic can.

[blackford]

pics of the rubermaid container please

[.308SLAYER]

When I go on long rides I just simply you ratchet straps secure a jerry can tight good to go

[Iron Glove]

When I go on long rides I just simply you ratchet straps secure a jerry can tight good to go

Yup, plain and simple.

[Bowzone_Mikey]

2 20 liter wedco Jerry cans from Costco this summer ... 11 bucks

ratchet strap em in my cargo box ...

all that and a full tank of gas I can go over 200 miles

[swampthing]

I just got back from a long quad ride today. The sportsman 850 made it 170km today on a tank! Mainly forest road with about 25km on low range trails/mud. I carried one of those flat 12l gas cans made for a quad. You strap it to your rack and can still load stuff on top of it. Didn't need it today but it was close. Fuel light was flashing for the last 10km

[Bowzone_Mikey]

I just got back from a long quad ride today. The sportsman 850 made it 170km today on a tank! Mainly forest road with about 25km on low range trails/mud. I carried one of those flat 12l gas cans made for a quad. You strap it to your rack and can still load stuff on top of it. Didn't need it today but it was close. Fuel light was flashing for the last 10km

was a great day for a ride!!!!

[buck400]

http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5943&stc=1 I use treated 3/4 for the bottom followed the out line of the rack an extended platform the back for the tanks box in the tanks made the sides not as high as the tank I use an eye bolt 2inch away from the box on top an one on the bottom use 20 24 in rubber straps I routered all edges so no sharp edges at all painted up just used 2in plywood strips inside the locking rubber made container bolted to the platform I also can stick my chain saw behide the box sticking my bar down through the platform an useing rubber straps to hold it down ill try getting other pics up

[buck400]

I tryed up loading pic but not working

[sled-fiend]

I've had my rotopax cans for years without issue. They mount tight and are low profile, worth the money imo.

[itsy bitsy xj]

I carry a 15 liter gas can in the dump box on my Polaris Big Boss. It is pretty hard on fuel. The best I've ever got was about 105 kms to a tank and worst was about 50-60 kms when I was breaking in the motor https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/13880387_10153639625821790_241950963827721336_n.jp g?oh=3ba2ee9d1ae082a451ba8d9926179930&oe=585A4575

[buck400]

http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5950&stc=1Extended the bottom platform Passback of The Rock to accommodate the tanks and Chainsaw locking Rubbermaid container bolted down to the platform 2 9 liter containers

[buck400]

http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5951&stc=1Heres another pic

[buck400]

http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5952&stc=1