Fuel Cans Are A Thing Of The Past!

Fuel Cans Are a Thing Of the Past. I decided I was finished with the hassle of five gallon fuel cans and needed to find a solution that didn't break the bank. I ended up with the Vevor 58 Gallon Diesel storage tank with a filter. This seemed to be the best solution on a budget I could find. In this video I open up the tank, assemble it, fill it up and try it out.
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[@carsonhoover5767]

Great informative video man. I have been looking at the 116 gallon one. Iam torn between the 236 gallon with a 26 gallon def option AM tank brand and this one. Only thing is that the AM tank brand doesn’t come with a filter option and this one does.

[@bigchill1532]

I've had the Vevor tank for a year now and it's working great. I put mine on a heavy duty "blue" pallet, simply screwed some boards around it to keep it from shifting. I also set it forward on the pallet and added an RV style battery box and battery on the back; I keep mine in the barn next to an outlet so I just keep a battery tender on it to keep up the battery.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Awesome! I have a video coming of a similar setup but I built a dollie out of 2x6

[@bigchill1532]

​@WilliamsonRidge very nice, I will keep an eye out for that video. Subscribed, enjoying your content.

[@garylewis6192]

Their website is awesome
All kinds of great items for the farm and home and shop

[@bradjenkins932]

55 gal drum for free, and a pump for $150.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Nice!

[@bradjenkins932]

@@WilliamsonRidge Thanks.