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RE: Additional fuel carrying capacity on pickup
Valhalla. I think you are correct on your v10 with 26gal. Diesel has a Def tank that the v 10 does not
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dogvetia
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11/15/21 01:42pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Additional fuel carrying capacity on pickup
F350 superduty lariat diesel with 6 foot bed. The def tank takes the space of the 37 gal tank on gas models
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dogvetia
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11/14/21 09:14pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Additional fuel carrying capacity on pickup
Jerry. Believe it or not it is 20 when empty. Makes no sense to me and I been a Ford guy since 1974!!!!
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dogvetia
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11/14/21 08:24pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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Additional fuel carrying capacity on pickup
I have motorhomed for years with 100 gal diesel tank. Now have 5er with Ford F-350 diesel with 20 gal tank. Miss the old duel tanks on fords of yesteryear. What have you all done to get more than 200 miles between stops? 5 gal cans in bed? Messy. Looking at 50-75 gal transfer tank in pick up bed but can’t find one short enough that tonneau cover will cover. Any ideas?
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dogvetia
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11/14/21 06:39pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Fresh water tank drain too slow
Thank you all for your suggestions!!!!
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dogvetia
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11/14/21 06:23pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Fresh water tank drain too slow
Mt Bob. That's what I thought I would do also. Thanks for all your suggestions s. Tom
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dogvetia
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11/01/21 12:02pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Fresh water tank drain too slow
This has the cold weather package which stops all access to the tanks. Also there is no gravity fill just a hose connection. Thanks for ideas. Best may be run thru get. 60gal tank
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dogvetia
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10/31/21 06:38pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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Fresh water tank drain too slow
I have a 2018 cruiser aire. It has a 1/2 inch plex pipe out the bottom to drain fresh water tank. It takes several hours to drain the tank. Would like to sanitize my water system but drains so slow. My motorhome would dump 100 gals in 3 minutes but had much larger slide vale as a dump. Am I doing something wrong to have to wait several hours to drain??
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dogvetia
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10/31/21 02:19pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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Generators for 5er
After 35 years in motorhomes with on board diesel generators, we are downsizing to a 32 foot fiver. Have a ton diesel to pull so that should not be an issue. Issue will be generating enough juice to power both airs and a couple of frig wine cooler.. want something quiet since we dry camp some.. is a generator mounted on a rear rack or one carried in pick up bed better? Is a single 7000 Honda better than 2 smaller generators hooked together to provide adequate power better? I would theft maybe issue on rear rack mounting. Ant advice from experience would be appreciated. I fear the move won't be pain free but to look on it as a challenge. Thanks
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dogvetia
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09/25/21 08:06pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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