If you still looking for it try your browser history.
Control-H in most cases unless it a Mac then you
just click on the history button and look.

One down side with this large tank is it does stick up
more than I wanted. Now that I have most of the grease and grime
cleaned off the outside I can play with it some.

It does fit nice between the rails. I'll take some photos if I
get a day that is not raining on me every 5 minutes.

Sean

 

Nope. it doesn't.

Carry enough fuel (hazmat) and it makes you a CMV wether you are over or under 10k GVWR or not. We are talking FMCSR here.

 

Tanker endorsements (N) are required for liquid quantity over 1000 gallons.

Anything else you would like to know?

Josh

 

from DOT § 393.67Liquid fuel tanks.


(4) Exception. The following previously exempted vehicles are not required to carry the certification and marking specified in paragraphs (f)(1) through (3) of this section: (i) Ford vehicles with GVWR over 10,000 pounds identified as follows: The vehicle identification numbers (VINs) contain A, K, L, M, N, W, or X in the fourth position.

Which includes the F350 6.0

Chris

 

My 165 gallon tank fit in nicely a 4 x 8 trailer with 2 foot high sides, plenty of room for hoses and such to transfer to my heating oil tank.

since I have a topper on, I try to not carry massive quanities inside.

My hunting partner doesn't have a topper- we have a 200 gallon tank and a 12 volt transfer pump on his 3/4 ton

glad I found that exception...

working on Gov't computor so sometimes is difficult

Chris

 

Liquid fuel tanks. - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

DOT website updated Feb 14 relating to fuel tanks

Chris