Rhino-Rack Gas Bottle Holder
$172.00
The New Gas bottle strap is designed to securely fit most 4.0L gas bottles on the market. The New Stainless steel ring fits neatly over the outlet of the bottle and has adjustability through the cam buckle then complete tightening via the ratchet. New covers over the cam buckle make it easy to use.
Features
- Stainless steel ring
- Adjustable
- Complete tightening via the ratchet
- Easy to use
- Makes your outdoor adventures simple
- Quick installation and removal
Know before you buy
Before you buy a rack or canopy
Roof racks, canopies and roller lids carry the gear that won't fit inside. How much they can carry depends on both your vehicle and the rack, so check the numbers before you load up.
- The lower limit applies
Your load limit is the lower of the vehicle maker's roof rating and the rack's rating, and the rack's own weight counts. Adding more bars doesn't raise the roof's limit (Rhino-Rack).
- Driving vs parked
The dynamic rating applies when you're driving; the higher static rating applies when parked, for example with a rooftop tent in use.
- Off-road needs headroom
Rhino-Rack recommends a 1.5 safety factor off-road, so carry less than the on-road limit on rough tracks.
- Cab and canopy are separate
On a ute, the cab and the canopy move independently, so don't fix one load across both. Canopy racks must stay within the canopy's own rating.
Common questions
How much weight can I put on my roof?
The lower of your vehicle maker's roof load rating and the rack's rating, minus the weight of the rack itself. Check your owner's manual for the vehicle figure.
What's the difference between static and dynamic load?
Dynamic is the limit while driving. Static is the limit when the vehicle is parked, which is what matters for a rooftop tent with people in it.
Do I carry less off-road?
Yes. Rhino-Rack recommends a 1.5 safety factor off-road, because bumps multiply the forces on the roof.
Can one rack span the cab and the canopy?
No. The cab and canopy move separately, so they need separate racks, each within its own rating.