Coolsuit MOUNTING
How are folks securing coolsuit container in your car? I am debating between fabricating a box to slide the coolsuit cooler into or just running some straps across the top. I am curious to see how others have approached this?
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Bolted bottom tray with a ratchet strap across the top. Tray keeps it from sliding around and ratchet snugs it all down
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Originally Posted by rhargy
Bolted bottom tray with a ratchet strap across the top. Tray keeps it from sliding around and ratchet snugs it all down
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I bought Traqgear's tray with Velcro straps. Very convenient loading of ice/water since you do not have to loosen the ratchet strap. Not cheap though.
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I just bought two brackets from the HW store and bolted them to my floor. The ratchet strap is threaded through them and over the box. The tray seemed useless so I did not buy it.
The brackets I bought totaled to less than $5. Works just fine |
I think the Traqgear setup is the nicest. Just make sure that what it mounted to is solid. The cooler filled with ice is not light.
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Cool Shirt Mounting Tray
Here's a link to the mounting tray from Cool Shirt FYI. Not inexpensive but quick easy way to get the mounting done if you don't want to fabricate anything.
https://apexperformance.net/product/mounting-tray/ |
Originally Posted by ApexPerformance
(Post 14866096)
Here's a link to the mounting tray from Cool Shirt FYI. Not inexpensive but quick easy way to get the mounting done if you don't want to fabricate anything.
https://apexperformance.net/product/mounting-tray/ |
I have the recommended mounting tray and was wondering how people are specifically bolting it into the frunk.
What type of bolts, where did you mount them (i.e., drill the 4 corners of the tray?); washers under the frunk, etc. If the bolts are under the cooler, how does one insure the bolt head doesn't mess with the cooler bottom. If there are bolts protruding under the frunk, how does one make sure they are not introducing a ground clearance issue, or just something for something else to get caught up on. |
Originally Posted by dbbarron
(Post 15692581)
I have the recommended mounting tray and was wondering how people are specifically bolting it into the frunk.
What type of bolts, where did you mount them (i.e., drill the 4 corners of the tray?); washers under the frunk, etc. If the bolts are under the cooler, how does one insure the bolt head doesn't mess with the cooler bottom. If there are bolts protruding under the frunk, how does one make sure they are not introducing a ground clearance issue, or just something for something else to get caught up on. |
Originally Posted by dbbarron
(Post 15692581)
I have the recommended mounting tray and was wondering how people are specifically bolting it into the frunk.
What type of bolts, where did you mount them (i.e., drill the 4 corners of the tray?); washers under the frunk, etc. If the bolts are under the cooler, how does one insure the bolt head doesn't mess with the cooler bottom. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...0fd9f6636.jpeg |
Originally Posted by sbelles
(Post 15692887)
Eye bolts with nuts and large washers on both sides so that only the nut sticks out on the bottom.
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Originally Posted by dbbarron
(Post 15693408)
I'm confused by this - won't the eye of the eye bolts prevent the cooler from sitting flat in the tray?
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Originally Posted by sbelles
(Post 15693642)
Outside the tray.
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The corners of the Coolshirt tank are rounded. So if you put the bolts through the bottom the of the tray, but in the four corners, then the tank won't interfere.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...43c4d92280.jpg PS Now that I look at the bottom of the tank, I see it has feet on it. Those would help too. |
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