Mounting a Power Tank

[Desert Proven]

I'm hoping Stan will chime in on this, but I'm wondering if there is enough structural integrity on a Four Wheel camper to mount my Power Tank to the back wall. I've attached a picture of the proposed area.

Thanks

 

[Desert Proven]

Any thoughts on this??

 

[rayct77]

I'm guessing if you can mount a 5 gallon tank of gas you should be able to mount that. Seems like it would be fine.

 

[libarata]

Is there a way to drill through, and create a mounting plate of wood on the inside?

 

[oscar the grouch]

a 10lb aluminum tank is less weight than a 5 gallon jerry can

 

[Desert Proven]

I can drill through. There's a little room between the wall and the fridge. I'll probably drill through the studs and put some metal plate behind as well. Thanks

 

[craig333]

I'd consider using the jack bracket to support at least some of the weight like I did here on my can mount. No holes drilled through the side of the camper.

 

[Rickwaldo]

Can someone tell me what a power tank is?

 

[MadMedic]

Can someone tell me what a power tank is?

I'm assuming its a holder/mount for a gas cylinder, judging by the pictures.


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[oscar the grouch]

Power tank is a brand of c02 cylinders setup for Offroad use. I run air tools and air up tires with mine. I don't use the powertank brand tho. Way too much money. I have 140 bucks into mine. Power tank wants 500 ish

 

[Rickwaldo]

Ahh, thanks for the edumacation