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Trash carrier option

JacksonRL

Rank VII

Educator I

I use one I found on Amazon. The name brand is All Top. I’ve had it for two years. A small rip starting at the bottom strap but it was my fault, I pulled too hard when trying to tighten. Still functional though. And it was originally somewhat like OD green but all the trips I’ve taken, the top flap has faded into a tan-like color. Still not bad. I think the price was $50.
 

PapaRoop

Rank II
Member

Enthusiast I

Ok cool. Thank you.

I heard they don't last and tear up easily
I have had mine for 3 years. I regularly leave it on after trips due to laziness. So it has seen a ton of UV.

Not single loose thread, or tears in any way. They are VERY durable.

I have packed it full of firewood to well over the 50lb limit many, many times.

If I was to get anything else in the future, it would be the Blue Ridge Overland all day long!

-P
 

RunningRoundHairOnFire

Rank II
Member

Contributor II

I just have a Home Depot bucket with a lid bungeed to the hooks in my truck bed

I do have a Rhino USA trash carrier but I haven’t used it yet as there’s no place to mount to a JT without a tire carrier or rack

Rack is coming…
Going to Montana to see family. A bucket and lid is go to for bears. But, need a spare trash tote soon.
 

jeeper_4_life

Rank IV
Launch Member

Enthusiast II

Saw these at MOORE Expo. Seemed built really well.
The mesh area on the back side had zippers on either side so it could expand outward. It's not cheap.
 

jimmyjamson

Rank II

Enthusiast III

I just have a Home Depot bucket with a lid bungeed to the hooks in my truck bed kawasaki teryx4 accessories


I do have a Rhino USA trash carrier but I haven’t used it yet as there’s no place to mount to a JT without a tire carrier or rack

Rack is coming…
Check out the Last US Bag Co. Spare Tire Bag, Blue Ridge Overland Gear Spare Tire Bag, or Raingler Spare Tire Bag—all are tougher and more durable than a Trasharoo.
 

m_lars

Rank V
Launch Member

Off-Road Ranger I

I found a JanSport convertible backpacking pack at the thrift store. Because it converts from backpack to duffle bag, the shoulder straps have clips on them allowing me to attach to the back of my Rover. I definitely don’t leave it on the vehicle for daily use, which I think is a big mistake of any of these types of products. UV rays kill! But some people really like to look extra over-land-y while driving to work, like the FJ Cruiser guy who insists on driving through Park City with his ditch lights on every morning! Ouch!
 

Lazynorse

Rank II

Enthusiast III

Craftsman Square 5 Gall Bucket, lined with garbage bag I twist off during travel. The lid has x2 side latches and proves secure. This stays inside the enclosed truck bed (Snugtop canopy on a Ford Ranger). Square shape is better than round for packing, and the lip of the bucket top is flat, so a decent seat to lightly sit upon for making zee poo poo. With lid, its a makeshift seat. Flip upside down, its a sturdy step. Remove garbage bag, its a sponge bath receptacle, or a laundry cleaner. Closed, its mouse and bird proof, and likely many other smaller critters. You can place it exactly where you need it at your kitchen station, or elsewhere. I approve this bucket. Bought 2 at Lowes for pretty cheap.
 

pcstockton

Rank III

Advocate I

The RhinoUSA bag is awesome. Lifetime warranty (does not apply to fading), and easier material to cinch at the top compared to the Trasharoo. All others were too small to be really useful. The Rhino can hold the ladder to my RTT and a tall kitchen trashcan that I can use to keep the trash bags in place.
 
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