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Yea. I didn't know how far back it sitsIf you have a mid panel that will usually cover the harness bar as well
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Yea. I didn't know how far back it sitsIf you have a mid panel that will usually cover the harness bar as well
Hey, I thought about claiming it to there. @joeymt33 has a good location in his Honda. Nice because the seats can flip up without the can. I have the mount but just not taken the time to install. I would prefer to have some type of quick release clamps that could go on the rear seat bar that could hold the mount. Mainly because I have only hauled gas on the Overland trips so I would only install on trips I knew I would need.Yea. I didn't know how far back it sits
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This is my dilemma as wellHey, I thought about claiming it to there. @joeymt33 has a good location in his Honda. Nice because the seats can flip up without the can. I have the mount but just not taken the time to install. I would prefer to have some type of quick release clamps that could go on the rear seat bar that could hold the mount. Mainly because I have only hauled gas on the Overland trips so I would only install on trips I knew I would need.
Good pointIf you have a mid panel that will usually cover the harness bar as well
Here you can see how little clearance there is between the seat and the mount.View attachment 104572 View attachment 104573
It's a stall mat from Tractor supply co. I layed it out and marked with a silver sharpie then cut it with a jigsaw. No way would it blow out. I like it.By the skin of your teeth!
@Hondoman is that a factory bed-mat or a custom job? I've got a homemade with some interlocking gym floor tiles we had left over, but I've got my eye out for a better material as this stuff is soo light just a little wind will pull it up and out while trailering.
Looks good 👍 I attached my Rotopax to the head rest on my 700-2, I used standard Rotopax mounts, just drilled a couple of holes in the head rest.Since my original thread got locked, I started this new one. Shown below is a 2 gallon mounted to the rear grab bar. The can and threaded stud/handle must be removed to raise the right rear seat but the rest of the mount can stay attached.
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