rattle_snake
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What spool gun? M100?
76 gallons would be awesome, getting fuel 3x a month would be neat.Theres also a 38 gallon tank from a Superduty thatll swap in place of the stock front 16 gallon tank. Just in case you need 76 gallons of fuel
I dont think im doing that though. I need a place to put the pump & tank for my water/methanol injection setup, so i think im going to put them where the front tank goes. So putting the 38 gallon tank in the rear gets me slightly more fuel than the stock dual tank setup, but frees up a lot of space between the frame rails for my water tank. That's the current plan, anyways.
A couple more months and it will be in season again.Its a poly tank for a '06 SD with the 6.0. Im not sure of the p/n. Its a lot of work to swap one in compared to the F26E for the rear:
SD Plastic Fuel tank in an OBS
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Yeah i think 50+ gallons of fuel would be too much for me, as i only put a few thousand miles a year on this truck. As it sits right now, the front tank is full of summer fuel.
No, because dump bed. Only mounted in the back. Up front there are 4 guides (2 on each side) to catch the bed when it comes down and make sure it stays centered on the frame.
I had built steel dividers to make 3 sections in the toolbox, and the left third of it was consumed by my water tank & pump for the water/meth injection. I thought I had pics but apparently not. So yeah everything stayed in place. With the aluminum bed I'm doing away with toolbox entirely. It was just a place to store my straps, chains and hitches, and that stuff lives in my shed now. Still have to reinstall the water tank and injection pump though, which I'm going to start on next week.Stuff in toolbox stay put ok?
Please post pics on that. I guess it’s real simple.Haven't tried. I'm guessing I could. The tailgate has 2 piece cables so I can lay it down like a normal gate, or let it fold all the way down like the bed sides, which should be useful when dumping the bed. I could probably build some form of latch to hold the sides in place so they didn't move while driving and it would work.
I had built steel dividers to make 3 sections in the toolbox, and the left third of it was consumed by my water tank & pump for the water/meth injection. I thought I had pics but apparently not. So yeah everything stayed in place. With the aluminum bed I'm doing away with toolbox entirely. It was just a place to store my straps, chains and hitches, and that stuff lives in my shed now. Still have to reinstall the water tank and injection pump though, which I'm going to start on next week.