Hi Dino. Thanks for your videos. Love that you are supporting local retailers. The pandemic has been hard on them. I am also glad that you found a solution to keep your tank upright and out of the jeep. I have read that this is important for safety.
That's a great little bag for carrying the tank. Great job on the video and also your honesty when dealing with companies approaching you with products. It goes a long way when you take pride in the products you promote and not just promote everything that is sent to you!
Hey TrailWalker, I appreciate the feedback. Yeah I’ve limited to maybe reviewing a product if there’s really something to it, and not doing one just because it was sent to me. Adventure Trail Gear has a really nice product which offers a less expensive external carrying solution that those metal permanently mounted options. Cheers.
Hey Piper, I love the functionality of this bag. It is great quality too. I’m sure you’ll be as happy with it as I am. Thanks for your feedback on the review. Cheers.
Blooper alert! My sincerest apologies to the founder and owner of Adventure Trail Gear. I, in error, said "Phil", where in actuality his name is "Nick". Be sure to check out his Blog "The Birth of Adventure Trail Gear" to learn more about him and this interesting company. www.adventuretrailgear.com/post/the-birth-of-adventure-trail-gear
Hey Dino, I was looking for ideas for mounting a 5lb tank that wasn't as expensive as a permanent metal mount. I came across AdventureTrailGear and think this will be perfect as I don't plan on carrying a tank every day. Your video was the best one I have seen so far, showing the different mounting possibilities! That spare 1 lb tank idea is fantastic. I think I will make up a way to keep it on place other than bungees with some spare webbing straps and buckles. Thanks for the ideas!
Hey Marcel, I’m glad you found the video helpful. I love the propane bag mount from Adventure Trail Gear. You’re going to love it. I’m glad you liked the spare tank location tip too. Thanks for watching. Cheers
@@CheaperJeeperTV I checked out the 1lb tank location and realized that it only works with oversized tires. I still have stock tires and with the high mount brake light in the lower position, it doesn't fit. I'll remember this if I ever go oversize though!
Keep them vertical… many tanks have internal float mechanisms which can freeze up if tank travels in horizontally. So top of time may be a party foul. ;)
Hey JL Johnny, I guess if you were determined to travel with it outside of the Jeep, you'd need to make some sort of bracket in the location of your spare tire mount bolts locations. Great question. Cheers.
What about the Canadian rule ?? Typically your not allowed to mount with soft material a propane tank it must be secure on the truck Maby Phil could answer also plzz need more info
I would say it could be possible for user error , is for some reason the bag falls off the tire and some one drives over the tank and it explodes they mite blame the manufacturer and not them selves
Hey Bob, Interesting point. They say it's been tested for 1,000s of kms on their web site. There is similar use of straps for the trash type bags that are used quite a bit, and I haven't come across any reports of those falling off either. None the less, it's a good point to be careful when attaching. I have to admit, when I attached it, it seemed very sturdy, and those metal spring-loaded buckles seemed to work well. Cheers.
Hi Dino. Thanks for your videos. Love that you are supporting local retailers. The pandemic has been hard on them. I am also glad that you found a solution to keep your tank upright and out of the jeep. I have read that this is important for safety.
Hey Gary, Thank you. Keeping the tank upright is a great subscriber tip! Thanks. Cheers.
Would you consider putting the tank on your roof? I think I saw you had a roof rack in the awning video.
When using the roof rack it would be possible. I don’t use it often and I like the ease of access when it’s mounted to the tire. Cheers.
That's a great little bag for carrying the tank. Great job on the video and also your honesty when dealing with companies approaching you with products. It goes a long way when you take pride in the products you promote and not just promote everything that is sent to you!
Hey TrailWalker, I appreciate the feedback. Yeah I’ve limited to maybe reviewing a product if there’s really something to it, and not doing one just because it was sent to me. Adventure Trail Gear has a really nice product which offers a less expensive external carrying solution that those metal permanently mounted options. Cheers.
Thanks I literally just ordered a 5lb bag based on your review. Very detailed, and the company looks legit. Looking forward to summer!
Hey Piper, I love the functionality of this bag. It is great quality too. I’m sure you’ll be as happy with it as I am. Thanks for your feedback on the review. Cheers.
Blooper alert! My sincerest apologies to the founder and owner of Adventure Trail Gear. I, in error, said "Phil", where in actuality his name is "Nick". Be sure to check out his Blog "The Birth of Adventure Trail Gear" to learn more about him and this interesting company. www.adventuretrailgear.com/post/the-birth-of-adventure-trail-gear
Thanks for the correction Dino! Really appreciate your in depth look at the bag, and hope it serves you well on countless adventures to come! - Nick
Very cool bag, thanks you, I like it really smart way of carrying tank out of rig, well done, love the little bottle tip
Hey Scott, I appreciate the feedback. Yeah that location behind the spare tire seemed pretty handy. Cheers.
Best review ever!!! Great detail!!!
Hey thank you very much, please feel free to share...😉😄
Damn they are sold out.. love the concept and thanks for the video review
Hey Drope,
Hopefully they'll have more stock soon. It's very handy and well built. I'm glad you found the video review helpful.
Cheers
Hey Dino, I was looking for ideas for mounting a 5lb tank that wasn't as expensive as a permanent metal mount. I came across AdventureTrailGear and think this will be perfect as I don't plan on carrying a tank every day. Your video was the best one I have seen so far, showing the different mounting possibilities!
That spare 1 lb tank idea is fantastic. I think I will make up a way to keep it on place other than bungees with some spare webbing straps and buckles. Thanks for the ideas!
Hey Marcel,
I’m glad you found the video helpful. I love the propane bag mount from Adventure Trail Gear. You’re going to love it. I’m glad you liked the spare tank location tip too. Thanks for watching.
Cheers
@@CheaperJeeperTV I checked out the 1lb tank location and realized that it only works with oversized tires. I still have stock tires and with the high mount brake light in the lower position, it doesn't fit. I'll remember this if I ever go oversize though!
Great solution… thanks a lot for the info
My pleasure. Happy trails.
Cheers.
Keep them vertical… many tanks have internal float mechanisms which can freeze up if tank travels in horizontally. So top of time may be a party foul. ;)
Awesome. Thanks
Great video, but what if you have a tire delete and no roof rack?
Hey JL Johnny, I guess if you were determined to travel with it outside of the Jeep, you'd need to make some sort of bracket in the location of your spare tire mount bolts locations. Great question. Cheers.
What about the Canadian rule ?? Typically your not allowed to mount with soft material a propane tank it must be secure on the truck Maby Phil could answer also plzz need more info
Hey Overland Subaru International, If you learn more about that, could you leave a link here? I'd like to learn more about that. Thanks!
I would say it could be possible for user error , is for some reason the bag falls off the tire and some one drives over the tank and it explodes they mite blame the manufacturer and not them selves
Hey Bob, Interesting point. They say it's been tested for 1,000s of kms on their web site. There is similar use of straps for the trash type bags that are used quite a bit, and I haven't come across any reports of those falling off either. None the less, it's a good point to be careful when attaching. I have to admit, when I attached it, it seemed very sturdy, and those metal spring-loaded buckles seemed to work well. Cheers.
But Bob, did you die? 😁😁😁
You never want to mount the tank horizontal. Tank always has to be vertical .
That was shared earlier in another viewers comments, but thanks for the tip.
Cheers
don't get rear ended with that tank tucked in that spare o.O
Hey Dave,
I figured it was as high as those mounts mounted to the hard top, but you're right, should it get hit, it could leave a mark! ;-)