transfer tanks/towing
is there any nice ones for a dually. I would like to see what some of you guys have in your trucks. a tool box with the tank in the bottom is what I am leaning towards.
It needs to look nice . I would want it hooked direct to my fuel system . 2007 duramax pros and cons?? how many extra gallon 50?? 100? |
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I use a transfer flow tank in mine came with the truck works great not sure what they cost mine is 75 gal. 02 ford f-350
https://www.transferflow.com/fuel-tanks/in-bed |
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Had a guy in Naples, FL build me a custom 90 gallon tank out of .090 aluminum for the GMC Dually for $275.00 complete with baffles.....best move I ever made and had it designed so the roll-top would slide right over it :cool:
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Phil wish we talked before the weekend. A bud of mine and I were making some and I got one in my dually. Tall and skinny rt at the front of the bed. Push the toolbox back a tad and put er in. 45 extra gallons and it gravity feeds into the stock tank. Its perfect for me. I can go roughly 800 miles towing my LQ w/o a fuel stop. Havent made any in a while but could probably gear up to make a few. Problem is I was using ATP and buying virgin aluminum it was hard to keep the cost down.
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perhaps try a heavy duty truck salvage yard--- they dismantle Semis/buses/vans/straight trucks and you can pick them up in my area a used tank for about a buck a gallon!!!
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Had a PIT Pal on my F550 80 Gal NICE unit
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I also use Transfer Flow, and highly recommend them. Back in the 90s I used a W---gard tank. It cracked and rusted so I went through a lot of fuel filters before giving up on it.
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Darn, too bad I didn't know because I coulda showed you the 60 gal. w/tool box I have in my dually. It's under my topper, but I switched the sliding window around so I can open it at the front and fill the tank through it. But the window does leak some when it rains.:( I've also seen some set-ups where the filler cap is built into the side of the topper. It's made by RDS which are sold by Northern Tools. I got mine at a local truck supply store.
It is gravity feed with a shut-off valve. I believe I read somewhere that you are not suppose to keep it open while on the road per DOT regs. Hope someone can clarify. But I open it at the track and it refills the main tank there. It's great to be able to skip through the higher fuel price states! |
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