Fuel Jug Holder: Mineye Stainless Steel Gas Can Holder for Trailer, Fits Two 5 Gallon Fuel Containers, Compatible with VP Racing Fuel Jug 5.5 Gallon

What It Is

This is a heavy-duty stainless steel fuel jug holder designed to securely transport two standard 5-gallon gas cans on a trailer. It’s built for lawn care professionals or property owners who need to haul fuel to mowers, tractors, or other outdoor power equipment in the field.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Container Size: Fits two 5-gallon fuel jugs (standard rectangular shape). Also compatible with VP Racing Fuel Jug 5.5-gallon models—verify your jug’s width and depth match the holder’s internal dimensions (roughly 13" x 8" per slot).
• Mounting: Requires a flat, open area on a trailer frame, utility trailer, or truck bed. No universal mounting hardware included—you’ll need to bolt or weld it to a surface. Check that your trailer’s rail spacing or deck allows for the holder’s footprint (approx. 28" wide x 12" deep).
• Not for: Mowers with integrated fuel tanks, small one-gallon cans, or non-standard jug shapes (round, tapered, or tall narrow containers). Not compatible with plastic jugs that have a different base profile.

Key Things to Know

• Material: Stainless steel construction resists rust and fuel spills better than painted steel, but it’s heavier—expect around 10-12 lbs empty.
• Installation: Moderate difficulty. You’ll need to drill holes or weld brackets. No pre-drilled bolt pattern—measure twice, mark, then secure with grade 8 bolts or welding.
• Common Gotchas: The holder’s open-top design leaves jugs exposed to road debris and weather. Some users report the bottom grate can dent if overloaded with heavy 5.5-gallon jugs. Add a bungee or ratchet strap for extra security on rough terrain.
• Rating Context: Only 5 reviews at 4.1 stars—limited feedback. The low review count means potential fitment issues aren’t well documented.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you regularly haul two 5-gallon fuel jugs on a trailer for commercial mowing or large properties, and you want a rust-resistant, permanent mount solution. Skip it if you need a portable carrier, have non-standard jugs, or prefer a plastic/steel model with easier installation. For $60, it’s a solid value for pros who already have a trailer setup.