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AUX. GAS OR FUEL TANK	FIFTHWHEELHAULER	5-10-02
HAS ANYBODY MOUNTED AN AUX. TANK ON THERE BUS AND IF SO HOW DID YOU HOOK INTO THE MAIN TANK??
Re: AUX. GAS OR FUEL TANK	Mark in houston	5-10-02
HAS ANYBODY MOUNTED AN AUX. TANK ON THERE BUS AND IF SO HOW DID YOU HOOK INTO THE MAIN TANK?? I have mounted two spair fuel on my IH/Ward. I fabricated angle mounts styled after the stock ones to hold marine fuel tanks,(1)20gal and(1) 10gal(Gen). They go between the frame and body on the sides. For the main aux tank I use off the shelf elec. fuel valve, line T's to the main feed line. A little work but you get fuel guage and control. If you need more, drop me a email - mark
Re: AUX. GAS OR FUEL TANK	Mark O.	5-19-02
Why do you want to haul that much more weight around? In addition, it uses up space under the bus that can be used for other stuff. Most buses have a minimum of 40 gallon tanks and most that I have seen have 60 gallon tanks. Some buses even have 110 gallon tanks. That is a lot more fuel than my backside can stand to burn up between stops. If you have the smaller tank, the larger tanks are available. Mark O.