need some help with how to secure my propane tank in the new buggy . dont really want to use fork lift brackets its ben done to death and dont really want to use a ratchit strap like i did in the old buggy . so with that being said what would you use ??? and no EFI is not going to happen .... yet !!!!!
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patooyee
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Custom sheet-metal clamp that has t-handle threaded rod between 2 tanks to clamp them both down?
I REALY, REALLY like how my buddy did his recently. The back of his buggy has a pick-up0like tailgate made of thick-wall plate, both tanks are attached to it with fork-lift brackets, granted, I know you said you don't want to use them. But when he opens his "tailgate" it is supported by cables on the sides just like a normal tailgate and both tanks fold out and are super-easy to access at that point since they are now basically on a table sticking out from all the tube work.
I REALY, REALLY like how my buddy did his recently. The back of his buggy has a pick-up0like tailgate made of thick-wall plate, both tanks are attached to it with fork-lift brackets, granted, I know you said you don't want to use them. But when he opens his "tailgate" it is supported by cables on the sides just like a normal tailgate and both tanks fold out and are super-easy to access at that point since they are now basically on a table sticking out from all the tube work.
payne97
gas the **** out of it
Nuts
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Do you know what angle(laid down or standing up) its going to be mounted?
ridered3
Not Rigless
Nuts
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Ugh, thats in a tight spot. How are you going to get it out? From th side?
