Carrying extra fuel in Canada
My wife and I are planning to drive up to Alaska this summer with our new 5er and I'm wondering if anyone knows if it is legal to carry 10 extra gallons of diesel fuel. I don't want to be caught sho...
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MarkTwain wrote:
Having an auxiliary fuel tank is more convenient and does require loading and unloading fuel cans or take up space in the bed of your truck.
So what is the safety concern you mentioned?
Also, typical in bed auxiliary tanks take up space in the bed.
Under bed tanks are awfully expensive relative to a couple of 5 gal jugs.
