I was in the big group buy for Expedition One last year and got the rear bumper with SMTCS (smooth motion tire carrier system), this is a fantastic bumper. My only gripe is that they put the holes in the swingarm for you to mount stuff, but they don't seem to make any accessories to take advantage of that.
So I talked to Toygoose / Charlie of CAM metalworks/fabrication out of Del Norte, CO a little while back about doing a NATO Jerry Can holder, and he tweaked one of his CAM RUT jerry can holders and came up with a perfect solution for the Expedition One swingarm. Finally got it mounted this weekend, here's the pics.
The bumper swing-out arm comes with a series of 3/8th inch holes that you can use to mount accessories next to the tire:
I used a piece of paper to make the drilling template and then marked the holes with a sharpie. I used 3/8th diameter bolts, 2 1/2 inches for the top 3 holes and 1 1/2 inches for the bottom 2 holes. Washers on both ends, rubber washers between the tank holder and the arm and then a lock washer on the back. Here's the finished drilling template:
And then with the gas can installed:
I'm super happy with how this turned out. The template process was a little rough, I had to use a 1/2 inch drill bit to make up for a little imprecision with the drilling template. Also you will need to move the can based on your tire diameter (I'm on 285/75R16 Duratrac's), I'm right next to the tire. Also I'm looking at some inserts to smooth out the bolt heads, that way a day of offroading doesn't end up damaging the gas can.
So I talked to Toygoose / Charlie of CAM metalworks/fabrication out of Del Norte, CO a little while back about doing a NATO Jerry Can holder, and he tweaked one of his CAM RUT jerry can holders and came up with a perfect solution for the Expedition One swingarm. Finally got it mounted this weekend, here's the pics.
The bumper swing-out arm comes with a series of 3/8th inch holes that you can use to mount accessories next to the tire:

I used a piece of paper to make the drilling template and then marked the holes with a sharpie. I used 3/8th diameter bolts, 2 1/2 inches for the top 3 holes and 1 1/2 inches for the bottom 2 holes. Washers on both ends, rubber washers between the tank holder and the arm and then a lock washer on the back. Here's the finished drilling template:

And then with the gas can installed:


I'm super happy with how this turned out. The template process was a little rough, I had to use a 1/2 inch drill bit to make up for a little imprecision with the drilling template. Also you will need to move the can based on your tire diameter (I'm on 285/75R16 Duratrac's), I'm right next to the tire. Also I'm looking at some inserts to smooth out the bolt heads, that way a day of offroading doesn't end up damaging the gas can.