03-26-2002, 03:31 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Massachusetts
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In-bed combination tool box/fuel tank?
Folks,
A relative is giving me his in-bed comgination tool box/fuel tank and I'd like to hear your opinions and/or comments on the use of this type of extra fuel tank before I  cut into the bed. The (RDS manufacturer) tank simply connects to your filler hose and you fill both tanks through the filler in the top of the in-bed tank.
In Mass. all duallies must be registered as a commercial vehicle (but used for recreational use only). As such, I want to make sure I can legally carry another fuel tank without needing any fuel stickers or permits (especially passing through various states). I also want to know about any pros and cons of this type of setup, i.e. leakage between the in-bed tank and OEM tank, during the winter months just filling the OEM tank, and any other thoughts you might have.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Tagalong
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