auxiliary or replacement fuel tanks
auxiliary or replacement fuel tanks
Do they make such a thing for a Screw. I love my truck, but hate having to stop so often when towing. I have a 2001 Screw with 5.4. I would put one in the bed if it would work. Has anyone done one for these trucks? Just 10 to 30 gallons would help.
Originally Posted by fs_ar
Do they make such a thing for a Screw. I love my truck, but hate having to stop so often when towing. I have a 2001 Screw with 5.4. I would put one in the bed if it would work. Has anyone done one for these trucks? Just 10 to 30 gallons would help.
Originally Posted by chester8420
I don't know, but why don't you go to a machine shop and get them to build you a custom one. It would probably be cheaper, and they could put it under the truck, out of sight.
Originally Posted by fs_ar
with baffles, guage in cab, and safe for my family.
And the tanks I have are made out of 1/4 inch steel.I don't see why you couldn't have baffles and a guage in a tank that is built to your specs. If you want them, put them in it. It's custom, remember?
Last edited by chester8420; Jul 11, 2006 at 01:18 PM.
Originally Posted by chester8420
A tank mounted inside the frame rail under the truck will be a lot safer than one sitting in the bed.
And the tanks I have are made out of 1/4 inch steel.
I don't see why you couldn't have baffles and a guage in a tank that is built to your specs. If you want them, put them in it. It's custom, remember?
And the tanks I have are made out of 1/4 inch steel.I don't see why you couldn't have baffles and a guage in a tank that is built to your specs. If you want them, put them in it. It's custom, remember?
Actually a replacement tank would be fine. Just finding one is the problem. Is your tank fitted for a Screw? It may be what I am looking for.
Originally Posted by rksylves
Thanks for the reply.
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Originally Posted by fs_ar
Is your tank fitted for a Screw? It may be what I am looking for.


