Anybody have use for a 42 Gallon tank with electric pump,hand filler nozzle (like a gas station's), and hose? Will fit in the front of a truck bed (about 48" by 24" h by 1 18 wide) Used with diesel, I doubt it is safe for gasoline but don't know. Free.

Your safe with diesel but not gasoline.

I'll take it!!!!
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Damn it Mike...you beat me to it. If Mike doesn't take it I will.

Neither of you guys have a diesel.

I do, I'll take it!

It would make a fine addition to my diesel, and very helpful to fill the tractor and generator....and the bullrt heater too. Did I mention I drive a diesel??

It would make a fine addition to my diesel, and very helpful to fill the tractor and generator....and the bullrt heater too. Did I mention I drive a diesel??

Nice!! I love mine too.

Anybody have use for a 42 Gallon tank with electric pump,hand filler nozzle (like a gas station's), and hose? Will fit in the front of a truck bed (about 48" by 24" h by 1 18 wide) Used with diesel, I doubt it is safe for gasoline but don't know. Free.

Does the local fire chief have to inspect this? And put a sticker on it?

Does the local fire chief have to inspect this? And put a sticker on it?

Not if less than 50 gallons in our town. The chief had boat in the same harbor and we checked with him way back.

Not if less than 50 gallons in our town. The chief had boat in the same harbor and we checked with him way back.

My town it's a $40 permit from fire dept , must be bolted down, a fire extinguisher mounted and few other things I don't remember off the top of my head
Wish I saw this, just bought a tank & pump.

My town it's a $40 permit from fire dept , must be bolted down, a fire extinguisher mounted and few other things I don't remember off the top of my head
Wish I saw this, just bought a tank & pump.

Town doesn't make a difference. It is a state law that each towns fire chief or his designee inspect these tanks and sticker them. Fire Chiefs cannot chose at thier will to ignore a law. A tank that holds 120 gallons or more is in a whole different ball park. Thats why most tanks on truck are 119 gallons or less.