Gas Bottle Holder

They make some pretty good gear. I'm running a set of their "4 x Ammo Box" storage system in the back of the Disco.

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I didn't think it was legal to carry a gas bottle on the exterior of a motor vehicle, I know you can carry gas bottles on a drawbar, but I think it is illegal to attach a gas bottle in a vunerable area, probably wrong, but it might pay to check, Regards Frank.

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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

so you've got to catch them at it then hurt them till they admit that they'd rather take the option of pumping the tyre back up to working pressure with a dandy 6 inch stroke hand pump from your pushbike than have you continue beating them?

ok, cool with that for tyres but where to you get the LPG for them to put back in the tank?

BTW it takes about 90 minutes to pump a 7.50r16LT back to 50psi with said pump. you may feel free to ask how I know that.

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Err, You were caught letting someones tyres down????:p

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Originally Posted by BMKal

They make some pretty good gear. I'm running a set of their "4 x Ammo Box" storage system in the back of the Disco.

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Could you let us know the price, please? Bob

Price and details here Bob: Roller Draw Kit Mid Size 4WD - Dolium Pty Ltd

Cheers
KarlB

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Originally Posted by Tank

I didn't think it was legal to carry a gas bottle on the exterior of a motor vehicle, I know you can carry gas bottles on a drawbar, but I think it is illegal to attach a gas bottle in a vunerable area, probably wrong, but it might pay to check, Regards Frank.

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NSW
WorkCover Authority of New South Wales - Gas cylinders

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Do not carry a cylinder mounted external to the profile or body of a vehicle.

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Admittedly that is a work cover/OH&S document but represents good practice for everyone.


Martyn

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Originally Posted by Bushie

NSW
WorkCover Authority of New South Wales - Gas cylinders

Admittedly that is a work cover/OH&S document but represents good practice for everyone.


Martyn

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Thanks Martyn. I guess that also applies to carrying cylinders on the roof rack. Difficult when you are also advised not to carry them inside your vehicle as well.

Cheers
KarlB

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Originally Posted by KarlB

Thanks Martyn. I guess that also applies to carrying cylinders on the roof rack. Difficult when you are also advised not to carry them inside your vehicle as well.

Cheers
KarlB

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Victorian Regs for catering vehicles:
http://www.esv.vic.gov.au/LinkClick....d=342&mid=1544

Summary - drawbar of trailer is preferred location for up to 9kg. External mounting (e.g. rear of vehicle) is OK if protected from damage.

Personally, I have always carried them inside. I think that even with the windows up a Defender (shaped landie) has sufficient ventilation :D

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Originally Posted by KarlB

Price and details here Bob: Roller Draw Kit Mid Size 4WD - Dolium Pty Ltd

Cheers
KarlB

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Holy snapping a............ - that's a scary price.

I never paid anything like that for mine - pretty sure my set was around $650 from Opposite Lock in Kalgoorlie (about 4 years ago though).

I remember the price because the set that I wanted was 6 ammo boxes (two rows of 3) and the entire top panel was also on slides and could be used as a fridge slide. They had one in stock with minor (cosmetic only) damage and wanted $600 for it. Unfortunately, it was just a little too long to fit in the back of the Disco - so they got me up a new 4 box set for only a little more than they were asking for the damaged 6 box set. I was disappointed to discover though, that the top panel does not slide out on the set that I have.

Apparently the set that I have was one of the first to be fitted into a Disco (at least in WA). I was at their shop on Welshpool Rd in Perth not long after fitting them, and they came out to take photos of them installed in a Disco for a brochure or website or something that they were preparing at the time.