On 9/6/06, Robert Fisher <refisher@mchsi.com> wrote: > > While we're on the subject... I was at a boneyard and saw a bunch of tanks > that had been removed from pickup trucks, some metal and some plastic. > Many > of them seemed to be of an optimum size to put under the Vgon as an > auxiliary tank. I assume the plastic ones were useable in their respective > vehicles because they were encased in the body metal and wouldn't work for > this application. Are there any reasons that one of those shallow > rectangular metal tanks couldn't be mounted under the van as a second > tank? > How would one plumb it together, for instance if you didn't want a second > filler tube, etc. and just wanted the two tanks to share lines? Any > thoughts? > > Robert
You can run a transfer pump the same way they set-up the SA auxiliary tanks.
BenT |
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