Have the exact tank. Take two harbor freight moving dollies side by side and a scrap piece of plywood and nail them together. Put the tank on top. Then ratchet strap the tank to the dollies. That creates a nice rolling fuel dollie if you have a shop with a floor. Plus BIG benefit you get a bottom “catch” for your forks and minimize stability issues when carrying it on the forks..
Have the exact tank. Take two harbor freight moving dollies side by side and a scrap piece of plywood and nail them together. Put the tank on top. Then ratchet strap the tank to the dollies.
That creates a nice rolling fuel dollie if you have a shop with a floor. Plus BIG benefit you get a bottom “catch” for your forks and minimize stability issues when carrying it on the forks..
Good idea!
I have it and love it. Great review 😊
It's so good!
Talked me into to one! Where do you get filter? Do you have to use there brand, or any diesel fuel filter work? Just subscribed. Thanks
How do you think it would hold up on the back of a truck bed? I like this tank
Like permanently? Not good. It would be real "slidey aroundy" To and from the fuel station is all it's good for in a truck.
How messy is it when you have to change that filter? Being horizontal, it is probably not as efficient.
I'd poke a hole it it before I changed it to drain it before spinning and filters work in any direction so that's not an issue.
Are these tanks safe for gas?
Negative
Does the tank have a drain?
Negative.