I recently retired after 31 years in law enforcement and now want to be on the road for fun. I have a 2019 F350 Super Duty with an 8 foot bed. I am looking for an aux fuel transfer tank/tool box combo where I can push fuel into my truck tank with the flick of a switch. Fuel is priced nicely in my area and I want to take advantage of this. Does anyone have any safe recommendations which will not break the bank?

I have This: Clicky. I really are very satisified with it. I also bought This installation kit.I bought it in 2007 and installed it in my 2005 Chevy. I moved it to my 2015 Chevy when I traded trucks. I read before buying it that you will NEVER recover the cost of the tank in fuel savings and I definitely can verify that statement but the convenience of being able to travel 1000+ miles before even thinking about finding a fuel station Is why I bought it.LeRoy

Definitely convenient. Not money saving.

I'll assume you have a diesel. I ordered an RDS combo 91 gal/tool box from Northern Tool. Installed it myself. It is a gravity feed that I can manually turn on and off. Didn't see the need for a pump and all that. I flip the valve and let it run. Been using it for 5 years now, no issues. I don't have to drag the condo into gas stations any more. I'm retired LEO sgt and doing my best to put 30 years out of my memory.

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Bird_Freak
Explorer II
Sep 04, 2019
RDS makes a great system. I have installed a few for long haulers.
Bird_Freak
Explorer II
Sep 04, 2019
jrsquares wrote:
*Brake
Do you know the difference between brake and break? A lot of folks here do not.
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Sep 03, 2019
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azdryheat
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Sep 01, 2019
I'll assume you have a diesel. I ordered an RDS combo 91 gal/tool box from Northern Tool. Installed it myself. It is a gravity feed that I can manually turn on and off. Didn't see the need for a pump and all that. I flip the valve and let it run. Been using it for 5 years now, no issues. I don't have to drag the condo into gas stations any more. I'm retired LEO sgt and doing my best to put 30 years out of my memory.
Lwiddis
Explorer II
Sep 01, 2019
Definitely convenient. Not money saving.
Homeless_by_Cho
Explorer
Sep 01, 2019
I have This: Clicky. I really are very satisified with it. I also bought This installation kit.

I bought it in 2007 and installed it in my 2005 Chevy. I moved it to my 2015 Chevy when I traded trucks. I read before buying it that you will NEVER recover the cost of the tank in fuel savings and I definitely can verify that statement but the convenience of being able to travel 1000+ miles before even thinking about finding a fuel station Is why I bought it.

LeRoy
jrsquares
Explorer
Sep 01, 2019
*Brake

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