under bed gas tank

HEtkind · Post by **HEtkind** » Sat Jul 04, 2015 12:37 pm

I have a good supply of native oak and black walnut, hard beech and maple, but no B'Darc handy. Now, we dug and burned B'Darc stumps in Texas and that was hell on chainsaws...

Howard

WD · Post by WD » Sat Jul 04, 2015 12:53 pm

HEtkind wrote:I have a good supply of native oak and black walnut, hard beech and maple, but no B'Darc handy. Now, we dug and burned B'Darc stumps in Texas and that was hell on chainsaws...

Howard

We've got Bodocks up to 24 inches in diameter, so if you ever you ever need any... We're overrun with trash trees: oaks, sweetgums, elm, hickory, persimmon, walnut, locust (2 kinds), pine, cedar, red bud, poplar, sycamore, bois d'arc, mulberry, plum, cherry. On this farm, if it isn't a pecan, it's trash wood.

WD · Post by WD » Sat Jul 04, 2015 12:56 pm

If your truck has/had saddle tanks, and they have gotten funky, use the poly tanks out of Rangers. They work alright as replacement under cab tanks for pre-1961 as well. Pop the fuel pump off the in tank mount, replace with tubing.

Jhollett · Post by **Jhollett** » Sat Jul 11, 2015 3:33 pm

WD, do you have any pictures of the tank on the frame?

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