How to carry extra gas
We had a DP for several years with a 100 gallons fuel tank and a long range. For various reasons we sold it and bought a travel trailer (we miss the DP). We tow with a gas engine pickup and get abo...
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westend wrote:Bobbo wrote:JnJnKatiebug wrote:
Now from the tone in this thread, I probably just started another debate about milk crates. Yes I have two and they have the dairy company's name on the side of them. They were given to me by one of the dairy companies drivers who said they were junk and they could not use them any longer.
I CERTAINLY hope those milk crates are #1 or #2 plastic! Otherwise, you are killing the EARTH! :W
At least it gave me an idea. I just came across many boxes of laminate flooring, all of it brand new and some of it is tropical hardwood. I think I'll build a few milkcrate sized boxes to store stuff in the truck bed. Since I'm using wood, it should be a "Green" thing to do. :)
OH NO! It just might be a rare wood from the rain forest! You know, like Brazilian Bongo Mahogany.
Funny how this thread went from gas cans to death and destruction to milk crates to satiric enviromentology.
