Fuel tank recommendation.

RDS and JME are two of my favorite slip tanks.

Contact Transfer Flo in California and talk to them.

I referred a friend to them, he conferred with them, purchased it and they shipped it to him, and a local garage installed it for him. This was a replacement tank, larger of course, that replaced the one he had.

Now I'm trying to get him to buy one that sits in the bed of the pickup, low profile.

Thank you.

I was told by the dealership that a low profile in the bed will not void the warranty. I want to keep it simple.

I have a friend that installed a DEE ZEE but I was wondering if there was anything better.

MC

Transferflow gets my vote!

I bought this one.

While it says 60 gallons it will only hold approximately 53.5 gallons.

Try https://kshmarine.com/ they are in Lake Havasu, great products I have a 75 gal in bed with tool box that they built to my specs many years ago. They have lots of products or will build.

I have used both KSH and Transfer Flow. The essential difference is that Transfer Flow automatically pumps its fuel into the main tank as needed. With KSH you manually switch between truck's tank and the KSH tank. (You don't want either tank to run dry.)

I liked the Transfer Flow because you can relax and forget about how much fuel is in which tank -- you just monitor the combined total.

Transfer Flow has a number of authorized installers around the country.

The transferflow system sure appears to complicate what is easily accomplished with a gravity system with a check valve.
But I’ve used neither, so simply speculating.
What is the advantage of say the transfer flow “computer controlled system” vs a typical automatic fill gravity system?

I installed an Aluminum Tank Industries 46 gallon auxiliary tank in my truck bed. With cap, it measures 19" tall. My tonneau is a tri-fold and sits on top of the bed rails. I installed a kayak hatch in the tonneau to access the filler cap. Works perfect.

I expected the tank to pay for itself by the middle of next year by reduced cost of where I buy diesel. With the 67% increase of diesel in my area, not having to fuel on the road has already offset the tank cost. The tank was worth it from the outset due to the added convenience. Haven't fueled with the trailer attached since the tank install.

I've been starting my research in preparation for a cross country trip in a couple years. I just can't justify that much money for one of the in bed or replacement tanks. For less than $100 I can buy 3 5 gallon diesel jugs and keep them in the bed. Yes, I would obviously have to pull off the side of the road to refill, but for $900 in savings, that's not a problem for me.

I can't believe that there isn't a reasonably priced 15-20 gallon poly tank with a hand crank pump available... Northern Tool has this one, but $320 seems a little absurd. A hand crank pump costs about $50. The tank should cost about $75-80. For $200 for a complete package I would consider it, but $319 is a little steep still. https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200711554_200711554?cm_mmc=Google-pla&utm_source=Google_PLA&utm_medium=Fuel%20Transfer%20%2B%20Lubrication%20%3E%20Fuel%20Caddies&utm_campaign=Flofast&utm_content=66399&gclid=CjwKCAiAp8iMBhAqEiwAJb94z3c9nTBeu6u7ppwPfYLdp08qgcNBewU_q0-g0KHSuxeRCXu7PQtEnBoC4t8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds