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laknox wrote:
My biggest issue is that they most often, nowadays, put the damn tanks on opposite sides from each other. I =like= my tanks next to each other.
Lyle
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โJan-19-2015 08:45 AM
MM49 wrote:Colo Native wrote:
Why don't they put mounted tanks in FW like they have in Class A or C? With that being said has anyone had one mounted in their FW.
I don't know if I would want a fixed tank. I would however like improved larger, lighter aluminum tanks.
I fish in the Michigan UP a met a senior that was camping in an Airstream. The trailer was an original from the 50's. It had 40# polished aluminum tanks. I helped the senior unload his generator and took his tanks to be refilled. I was amazed at how light they were.
If I had a RV with enough room I would consider upgrading to 40# aluminum cylinders used on commercial lift trucks.
MM49
โJan-19-2015 08:40 AM
SkiSmuggs wrote:Hey, great idea!
If you wanted mounted tanks on your fiver, you could just leave them in place and tow it to be filled. Then you get the experience without the cost. If you don't like it, you are not out anything.
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โJan-19-2015 07:00 AM
Colo Native wrote:
Why don't they put mounted tanks in FW like they have in Class A or C? With that being said has anyone had one mounted in their FW.
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