Prairie View Utility Jug/Fuel Can Travel Racks

I'm still trying to figure out how it's lockable?Welds were solid, fits fits Scribner jugs nicely, but there is NO provision for locking as they ad claims, just a small bit of round stock that slides through the jug handles.

The retention bar is not well made enough to stay in place during transit. It fell off somewhere during my first, one hour, mostly highway trip. I suggest the manufacturer look seriously into the design of this and provide replacements to those of us who lost them.Otherwise the rack fit my Jaz Jugs just fine, and my trailer with some creative bracketing with scrap aluminum angle and long bolts.

It fits my VP fuel jugs fine and that's great. I would however suggest that if you're putting mounting bolts use 2" instead of the ones currently sent. Also maybe go with a larger security rod with a hole for a lock or change to a cable lock. Otherwise its plenty sturdy and good welds.

Too small for standard jugs. My VP jugs would not fit rack is about 1/2 too small all the way around. I bottom mounted it and it also wobbles a lot I fixed it by removing center bar and adding external bracing. So unless you are looking for a build project these are not good

Rack not very sturdy

I purchased this for my Trailex aluminum open car trailer. There are three main problems:1. There are no pre-drilled holes for mounting to a horizontal frame rail. Only mounting holes are for securing to a floor.2. The supplied hardware is not long enough for mounting to a frame rail.3. The thin aluminum rod that goes through the jug handles does NOT have a pre-drilled hole for locking with a small padlock.So basically I paid $100 for a few pieces of aluminum welded together that I will now need to spend a few hours to customize it for open trailer use (a common use). Not happy, considering a return.

I like the way the rack is made and it's lightweight but i have two different types of gas bottles and the bar will only slide through one handle so I wish it had a different mechanism to hold the jugs in place. I had to jimmy rig it a little to fit my second bottle.