Trailer fuel haul/storage/transfer (xpost)
05-02-2011, 10:02 AM
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Trailer fuel haul/storage/transfer (xpost)
I'm looking for ideas and would like to ask here also....
As an addendum to the "how much fuel" thread...I'm pondering setting up the new trailer and would like to ask the collective wisdom/experience of this group for ideas.
Who has slick ideas regarding hauling fuel (let's say 30g bumper drums), storing it in the trailer (or in the back of the truck bed), transfer systems and the rest. What have you seen, what do you do and what you would do iffn the world was perfect.
This could include ideas/suggestions regarding: tie downs, plates, pumps, straps, funnels, jugs and anything which could be used for fueling.
I have a compressor and generator but wonder why on earth I'd haul these around when a smaller N bottle would do the job elegantly???
I'd ask in "Racing" but we're much nicer here andthe answer there would be...
"if yer not going flat out, it dosen't matter" tia, KB
As an addendum to the "how much fuel" thread...I'm pondering setting up the new trailer and would like to ask the collective wisdom/experience of this group for ideas.
Who has slick ideas regarding hauling fuel (let's say 30g bumper drums), storing it in the trailer (or in the back of the truck bed), transfer systems and the rest. What have you seen, what do you do and what you would do iffn the world was perfect.
This could include ideas/suggestions regarding: tie downs, plates, pumps, straps, funnels, jugs and anything which could be used for fueling.
I have a compressor and generator but wonder why on earth I'd haul these around when a smaller N bottle would do the job elegantly???
I'd ask in "Racing" but we're much nicer here andthe answer there would be...
"if yer not going flat out, it dosen't matter" tia, KB
