Fueling rant
We were driving back to Houston from the Texas Hill Country yesterday. As we always do, we stopped at the Bucees in Bastrop to top off the tank and hit the restrooms. I pull over to the fueling island...
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silvercorvette wrote:
I save a small amount of money by having a 120 gallons of fuel in my pick up and filling up where fuel is cheap. but being able to pick and choose stations with easy access and places where it is less crowded is priceless. My range is about 1,700 miles which leaves me many options of where and when to fuel up. You will not save enough money to cover the cost of the pump and tank but I highly recommend it. I didn't have to drill any holes nor did I have to rewire anything. All I do is clip on to the battery when I pump fuel from the AUX tank to the main tank
Nice slip tank! I just bought the black one, same model for my work truck.
Just a tip, that vent tee on the left side would drip fuel when full and venting. Makes a mess.
I put a chunk of fuel hose on it draped over the side down into the bed with a loop zip tied in it to keep from dripping out of there.
