Are There Propane Tank Holders Available To Fit An 8" Space Between Crossmembers

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Part #37220BL. The width of the base says 8 1/2inches. Do you have one slightly narrower? The space I have is only 8 1/8inch between the cross members. The camper is originally set up for J Bolt hold downs but Ive always preferred the wing nut on top vs having to reach underneath.

asked by: Scott

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Expert Reply:

While we don't currently offer a more narrow propane tank mount to fit between your 8-1/8" crossmembers I do have a a possible solution for you. The first being that you mount a board with the same or greater thickness as the vertical portions of the angle iron crossmembers. You can then mount the Complete Propane Tank Holder Mounting Kit for 20-lb Tanks # 37220BL to the board and wouldn't have to worry about the width.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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