Smittybilt 10 lbs Black CO2 Tank

Loving this tank! Aired up all 4 of my 37's from 27psi to 40psi in less than 3 minutes total. Probably spent more time unscrewing and ******** back on the caps than actually filling the tires.

I used the powertank mount since Smittybilt's are on back order.




Sorry RSI, I would have bought the tank from you if it weren't for the $100 gift card I had for a certain retailer.

RSiWORKS said:

This is awesome!
Where did you get that bracket?

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From Zoro Tools: KIDDE Fire Extinguisher Bracket, 20 lb. - G2077844 at Zoro

Here's a link to the bracket I used. Amazon.com: MotoAlliance Universal Accessory Clamp: Automotive

Powertank wants $70 for theres! Make sure to order 2...still half the price. You could also use U bolts from Homedepot but these are cleaner. I did have to drill out the mounting holes on the mount a bit as they didn't line up perfectly.

if i remember correctly, 1 gallon of liquid co2 is about 9cubic ft of gas. when compressed, it turns to a liquid, and when released it turns back to a gas at an exponential rate allowing for much more usable air than just pressurized air.

How can I mount this in my bed with a Rollx and no bed rack?

JRaptor11 said:

How can I mount this in my bed with a Rollx and no bed rack?

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I'm going to try and look into a different way of mounting these.
They don't need to be mounted vertical, they can be mounted horizontal.
Just need to come up with a mount which maybe the power tank mount might be able to do it.

OK I just got off the phone with Smittybilt and I'm giving an ETA on the SmittyBilt mount that I've been waiting on for a bit, they will be available late summer-early this fall.
I will post on here as soon as they are ready to go.
Thanks guys.

Nice! That will keep it on place. Lol...

Yukon Joe
www.RUNRAPTORRUN.com

nice!

I had originally planned to make a mount on my bed rack like many others. After using this kit the past couple months, Ive found the bag setup, strapped in my back seat quite functional and convenient. Something to consider

In stock and ready to ship.