Thinking of adding and external tank for trip
I've got a 99 F250 with the 7.3 and we're lucky to get a range of 350 miles on flat ground and we like to do a lot of boondocking so I'm thinking of adding an external tank so I don't feel like I have...
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For a summertime / tourist season trip, extra fuel is very much a "nice to have" rather than convenience and I wouldn't think an extra tank is needed. There's always the odd event that can happen (the station is closed, out of fuel, whatever) so 10-20 gallons in cans might not be a bad idea, but I wouldn't go for the extra tank. Just run off the top 1/2 - 2/3 of your tank.
Can't speak for Canada so much, but for "boondocking" from much of the main road system in Alaska, if one goes 1 mile off the road, you're likely not to have too much company. Go for a stroll of another 500 yards and you'll feel like your really in the woods.
Can't speak for Canada so much, but for "boondocking" from much of the main road system in Alaska, if one goes 1 mile off the road, you're likely not to have too much company. Go for a stroll of another 500 yards and you'll feel like your really in the woods.
