Tagerisatroll
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I went to the trouble of putting the photo's up I might as well put it in the proper forum too.
I've been using pipe insulation to stop my tanks from roling around when i strap them down. I simply cut it to length put an old peice of scrap wood, broom handles work well, drill a hole through them and tie a knot in a peice of rope to stop them from spreading out or if you don't have a drill just tie good Knots around the ends to keep the spacing. I use a ratchet strap between two I-bolts to hold the tanks down but they are pretty stable without it. It'll look kind of like a stretcher when your done.
I like them because they don't require any skill to make, and they are cheap I think the foam was less than 5 bucks and the wood was free, and well it used less than 2 feet of rope.
Anyway I didn't think these up by myself like most great ideas I copyed them from someone else, who had them in the back of his truck.:light: Also Use common sense theses will provide more stablity to your tanks when your hauling them but if your pulling High G turns you might want to consider something more substantial.
Take it easy.
I've been using pipe insulation to stop my tanks from roling around when i strap them down. I simply cut it to length put an old peice of scrap wood, broom handles work well, drill a hole through them and tie a knot in a peice of rope to stop them from spreading out or if you don't have a drill just tie good Knots around the ends to keep the spacing. I use a ratchet strap between two I-bolts to hold the tanks down but they are pretty stable without it. It'll look kind of like a stretcher when your done.
I like them because they don't require any skill to make, and they are cheap I think the foam was less than 5 bucks and the wood was free, and well it used less than 2 feet of rope.
Anyway I didn't think these up by myself like most great ideas I copyed them from someone else, who had them in the back of his truck.:light: Also Use common sense theses will provide more stablity to your tanks when your hauling them but if your pulling High G turns you might want to consider something more substantial.
Take it easy.
