Is it possible to add an auxiliary fuel tank behind cab?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by c.w, Dec 19, 2021.
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Have you considered fueling in AZ?
Another Canadian driver and LoneRanger Thank this. -
prices on the 40 near cali is crazy. Until you start getting closer to NM is when it starts to go down.
His best bet is to move batteries under the catwalk and order bigger tanks.Another Canadian driver, homeskillet, Dino soar and 2 others Thank this. -
Would it be easier / possible to remove the DEF tank and relocate it and go with a bigger fuel tank?Another Canadian driver, Dino soar and Pamela1990 Thank this.
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The ones I've seen just mount a standard tank in saddles anchored to the frame behind the sleeper. Those are already certified as fuel tanks and it's easy enough to rig up the lines and valves to gravity feed your main tanks. Or do like a lot of the pickup guys and use an electric fuel pump for transfer.
Another Canadian driver, tscottme, Oxbow and 1 other person Thank this. -
yes ,weight is ok
yes,but at least we can out of 4 dollars area
I m thinking about put a hand valve before T joint and always keep it close unless run out the fuel UnderneathAnother Canadian driver and Rubber duck kw Thank this. -
So where did them put the third one?Another Canadian driver Thanks this.
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Thanks will check it,But that would be expensive.Another Canadian driver Thanks this.
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I just thinking about put Rectangular tank Behind my cab,Then put a toolbox above it,Then use the frame to sustain the weight Instead of the tankAnother Canadian driver Thanks this.
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ever see a ARI sleeper truck....??Another Canadian driver Thanks this.
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