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Kenn · 12-13-2012, 01:03 AM

When I bought the truck it had two 130 gallon fuel tanks mounted behind the cab. The tank on the passenger side was a split tank with about two thirds fuel and one third hydraulic oil. Below the passenger door was a tool box with steps. I swapped the tank and tool box for some of the labor cost of removing the front drive axle and building a new driveline. The fuel tank on the drivers side had a wide set of steps. I cut down the steps and mounted the passenger side tank brackets under the pass door. I will end up with 130 fuel for the truck, 50 propane for the genset and other stuff. The water tank is 55 gal. My old motorhome had a 40 gal water tank and I never ran low on water. By putting the water tank in the fuel tank I was able to free up space for larger storage compartments.

12-13-2012, 01:03 AM	#198
Kenn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Willamina Or Posts: 277	water tank When I bought the truck it had two 130 gallon fuel tanks mounted behind the cab. The tank on the passenger side was a split tank with about two thirds fuel and one third hydraulic oil. Below the passenger door was a tool box with steps. I swapped the tank and tool box for some of the labor cost of removing the front drive axle and building a new driveline. The fuel tank on the drivers side had a wide set of steps. I cut down the steps and mounted the passenger side tank brackets under the pass door. I will end up with 130 fuel for the truck, 50 propane for the genset and other stuff. The water tank is 55 gal. My old motorhome had a 40 gal water tank and I never ran low on water. By putting the water tank in the fuel tank I was able to free up space for larger storage compartments.