Jerry Can Mount with Combination Lock, Jerry Fuel Can Holder Heavy Duty for 5 Gallon 20L

This holder is the perfect size for my NATO standard GELG jerry can, it has only about 1/2" excess space on each side. The frame was easy to assemble with hex bolts, they even provided an allen wrench. The hex bolts make it a little less likely to be removed by a thief. You have to supply your own hold down bolts, but they could vary depending on how you mount it. The frame has to be assembled with both the locking eyes to one side, otherwise the top strap will not fit. Once the top strap is connected and locked, the can is securely mounted and cannot move, The top strap cannot be pressed down to release the u-shaped catch from the d-ring, like I have seen in a YouTube video for another brand. All the welds look solid, this is a good value.

Nice product. Jerry cans fit inside ni problem

These are sturdy Jerry can carriers and the paint is good. The assembly is easy until it is time to place the cans.I have regulation size Jerry cans and the base ( lower ) bracket was about 1/8 inch too small in width. I took a 5 pound sledge hammer and cold bent the ends which widened the base enough so the cans slip in.The second problem is the locking strap. The instructions say to be careful not to install the top bracket upside down, but this is exactly what I had to do to secure the can. I followed the instructions and found that the locking strap could be slipped off the can, then off the hook where one end of the strap attaches. The can is easily removed doing this. I then put the top bracket on upside down. The locking strap does not fit this way but it is easily bent to conform to the can. This make the strap tight and I could not slip it off the can. Just a word of warning that your Jerry can is not locked if you assemble the cage as directed by the instructions.

Sturdier than I expected based on some of the reviews. Had to wiggle-play with some of the screws, but they bolted solid in the end. As you can see from the photos, I attached them with truck bed clamps (other attachment methods would have required drill holes and nutserts). Seems like a stable enough attachment, again, after some wiggle-adjustments.

Bought this for my dads side by side it fit the old military gas cans perfectly and fastened easy to the back of the vehicle

The can holders work fine. The lock strap is worthless. You can just push the hook down and remove the cans with a padlock still attached.

This holder did great on my recent camping trip

Cracked / broke in two places after about 6 months mounted on the back of a 4x4 vehicle. Also rubbed against the gas can removing paint. Had to add rubber tape to protect the gas can.