Water cans

[Adventure IQ]

I have standard metal gas cans on the back of my rig. When I was shopping for water carriers none of the ones I was finding fit....all were too long. The closest was one made by Reliance....but still too big for the carrier. I checked Quadratec but still no luck. Need a NATO style water can.....or the US desert can.....any ideas?

[Adventure IQ]

Found it.....ebay...... A blinding glimpse of the obvious....

[24HOURSOFNEVADA]

PakRatt, don't bid too much on ebay. Scepter water cans are readily available for $25.00 a lot of places.

[Adventure IQ]

Yeah...just saw 39 bucks plus shipping .... I need another solution....

[Adventure IQ]

Are the sceptors the same demensions....will they fit in a military style rack/carrier?

[cruisertoy]

I used ot get the plastic military cans from Buylci.com for like $12 each. Looks like they are up to $25 now.

http://buylci.com/CatalogProductDisp...Keyword=gallon

[24HOURSOFNEVADA]

LCI was the place I had in mind, but couldn't recall the name. Yes, they should fit most carriers that fit fuel cans. One major difference between Scepter water cans (MWC's) and Scepter fuel cans (MFC's) are that the H2o cans havea single handle to aid in low light identification between H2o and fuel. Their MFC's have a three piece handle.

Look at Adventure Trailers web site for illustrations of the different fuel can racks available for different can configurations.

[BurbanAZ]

i ordered a few of the scepter water cans off amazon, they seem to look pretty good and the reviews are high. I want something i can leave on my roof rack so it has to be pretty solid is the plastic on these pretty thick? ive found i cant stand most of the reliance products, cheap plastic and cheap caps.

[the Rewster]

You can stand on the scepters!

[TheAlmightySam]

Scepters rule the school. They're tough as all bejesus, and very well-made. I've been extremely pleased with mine.