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Bigburd

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Posted: 09/28/09 04:17pm

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valhalla360 wrote:

If you are after 1000 mile range, it's not a good idea, but if your just worried about running out without a station handy, a couple 5 gal jugs should get you to a station.

Ditto on the five gallon jugs. Would like a real tank with pump tho. 5 gallon of diesel gets heavier as I get older

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Posted: 10/01/09 06:32pm

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Hey you all with spare tanks, not to hijack the thread but maybe you can give some feedback on this related question. I just purchased a diesel truck with a 100 gallon spare tank in the bed. It's gravity fed and has a fuel filter prior to feeding into the factory tank. If I'm going to use this maybe once a year for longer trips is there any thing I should be concerned about while its empty such as fungus growth or condensation?

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