Protecting fuel tank from theft
I have a Class A rv. The 75 gallon fuel tank is open underneath the floor. With high fuel prices people are drilling holes in the bottom of vehicle fuel tanks and draining the fuel. Has anyone...
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I protect my fuel tank and catalytic converter by parking inside my locked garage. Not an easy option for many people, but indoor storage facilities are available, I've heard about people climbing fences at outdoor storage lots to take catalytic converters. Haven't heard of anyone breaking into an indoor facility, that seems like a lot of risk just to steal fuel.
Another weak point for gas theft is the generator fuel line (which on my RV is easy to get to and secured only by a hose clamp, but it'd be easy to cut if I didn't care about putting it back together).
If I ever needed to drain gas from my RV, I'd just pull that hose off and then I can drain 3/4 of the tank.
Another weak point for gas theft is the generator fuel line (which on my RV is easy to get to and secured only by a hose clamp, but it'd be easy to cut if I didn't care about putting it back together).
If I ever needed to drain gas from my RV, I'd just pull that hose off and then I can drain 3/4 of the tank.
