Probably deeper than you would like,but I have 30 gallon tanke from a 1992 chevy truck. Long narrow b ut probably 8 inches deep. You might find one that works for your needs.
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I race with the guy that makes these, and he's very meticulous with everything he does. He races two cars, one on gas and one on alcohol so he mounted two separate tank between the frame rails of his 50 ft. goose neck. And had access doors in the floor, just inside of the side door on the trailer. His tanks are also DOT approved. Give Rick a call he's easy to deal with.
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Originally posted by David Covey: This provides no help to you but if you know someone. I had a friend weld up a tank for my trailer using 1/8 aluminum. less than 300.00
Dave
Very nice! I think I would almost prefer an outside fill. But only possible if mounting under the beams I think.
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I have my fill just above and to the front of my generator box door. Fill hose is inside the generator box and exits through the floor about 3 inches inside the frame rails. Fuel tank is right there and hose connects on top of tank. Everything is on drivers side so I fill truck then trailer from same side. Dave
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I have my fill just above and to the front of my generator box door. Fill hose is inside the generator box and exits through the floor about 3 inches inside the frame rails. Fuel tank is right there and hose connects on top of tank. Everything is on drivers side so I fill truck then trailer from same side.
Tank is between the beams against the trailer floor. Dave
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I have my fill just above and to the front of my generator box door. Fill hose is inside the generator box and exits through the floor about 3 inches inside the frame rails. Fuel tank is right there and hose connects on top of tank. Everything is on drivers side so I fill truck then trailer from same side. Dave
Slick. I don't have generator compartment inside the trailer. But that could easily be done out of the way in front of the wheel well perhaps.
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Slick. I don't have generator compartment inside the trailer. But that could easily be done out of the way in front of the wheel well perhaps.
That would work, but the filler tube would be sticking out into the cargo area the distance of the frame rail since the wheel well is usually attached to the frame. If you have a cabinet at the front you could have the tank in the front and filler neck in the cabinet. Is this for a tag or gooseneck trailer. Just trying to see exactly what we are talking about.
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tag trailer and I see what you mean about the wheel well. If I can avoid adding tongue weight by having it all the way to the front I would prefer it, and no cabinets up front. I can see why they sometimes resort to through the floor.
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