Quick Fist XL Clamps

[flyingwil]

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As an official sponsor, Sierra Expeditions (http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/), is pleased to introduce the newest addition to the Quick Fist family.... The Quick Fist XL clamps. (http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php/action/item/id/376/prevaction/category/previd/3/prevstart/0/) The QUICK FIST XL clamps (Package of 2) are not only our largest size, but they are also our strongest clamp. They provide a safe working load of 150lbs, and a break-strength of 300lbs per clamp. Two clamp sets support up to 600lbs.

http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/images/products/thumb_Straps-FlatSm_ProductShot2.jpgQUICK FIST XL $24.95 (http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php/action/item/id/376/prevaction/category/previd/3/prevstart/0/)

[flyingwil]

Pictures of the Quick Fist XL in use:

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[taco2go]

Those look awesome. I am working on a solution to transport a 7-9 lb propane tank on the outside of an AT Chaser- behind the fender. Mario and Martyn have some prototype clamps they've used. These XL clamps seem like a good option to explore :rolleyes:

[flyingwil]

Those look awesome. I am working on a solution to transport a 7-9 lb propane tank on the outside of an AT Chaser- behind the fender. Mario and Martyn have some prototype clamps they've used. These XL clamps seem like a good option to explore :rolleyes:

Since the Quick Fist XL holds objects up to 15” in diameter or about 30” in a linear direction it might be a good idea to explore these, depending on the size. I would add an "L" bracket at the bottom of the propane tank if you do decide to go with the clamps.

[flyingwil]

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