Fuel tank/toolbox combo

I bought mine in Canada so I'm not much help on where to buy but mine is 35 gallons with a toolbox on top. It is also level with the top of the truck box. I hooked mine up through a manual shutoff valve and gravity feed to the vent line of my fuel tank. Has worked great for years on my 2006 Duramax.
Brian

Nationwide Wholesale Direct

If they do not have it they can get it custom made for you at RDS and delivered to your door, at a lower price than you direct from RDS.

When I had my tank made Stephanie worked there and I got outstanding service.

Got mine from Northern Tool. Its a 60 gal with toolbox by rds. Tractor supply Company (tsc)has them as well. Good luck.

American Tank and Toolbox. Frisco, Texas. KB
2011 Cameo 37 RESLS
2012 Ford 3500 PSD DRW

I bought ours from Transfer Flow. It's a compo 50 gal. tank with the upper top a tool box. sets flush to the top of the bed. has a auto, top of dash mount moniter system and transfers fuel into the OME tank as the fuel is used. I have had this system for 4 years and just love it. Took me about 3 hours to install. Go to transfer flow on the web. they have quit a few options.

Lillyputz

Lots (and lots) of options.

Kinda like where to buy a box of Rasin Bran or Wheat Chex, LOL!

More importantly is - what you want to spend..:W

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ol Bombero-JC wrote:
Lots (and lots) of options.

Kinda like where to buy a box of Rasin Bran or Wheat Chex, LOL!

More importantly is - what you want to spend..:W

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So Boomer - You running one of those spensive Xfer flow high end deals? :h

www.auxtank.com

I had the fuel tank/toolbox combo in an '05 Chevy. I sold it a few months ago and bought a '13 1 ton. I just talked to Michael Friday to order the same setup for this truck. I installed the first one myself but will let him install this one. I can not longer do it because of health reasons.
These are not cheap but they are made out of 1/8" marine grade diamond plate aluminum. They hook directly to the factory fuel system and simply flip a toggle switch to go from the factory tank to the 45 gal. auxilary tank. Both tanks work through the factory fuel gauge. It's a very slick setup. It gave me an almost 700 mile range pulling the trailer with the '05.
When you call the owner(Michael) or his wife Heather usually answer the phone. They are great people to deal with.
Like I said these aren't the cheapest you can find but they are the best IMHO. I wouldn't be buying another on if I didn't think so.

Thanks for all the great replies. We will be looking into your suggestions.

5rdriver wrote:
www.auxtank.com

I had the fuel tank/toolbox combo in an '05 Chevy. I sold it a few months ago and bought a '13 1 ton. I just talked to Michael Friday to order the same setup for this truck. I installed the first one myself but will let him install this one. I can not longer do it because of health reasons.
These are not cheap but they are made out of 1/8" marine grade diamond plate aluminum. They hook directly to the factory fuel system and simply flip a toggle switch to go from the factory tank to the 45 gal. auxilary tank. Both tanks work through the factory fuel gauge. It's a very slick setup. It gave me an almost 700 mile range pulling the trailer with the '05.
When you call the owner(Michael) or his wife Heather usually answer the phone. They are great people to deal with.
Like I said these aren't the cheapest you can find but they are the best IMHO. I wouldn't be buying another on if I didn't think so.

I second this. I've had mine since '04 and it has worked flawlessly since I originally installed it. I would hesitate to buy from then again.