BCI Fabrication 100 Gallon Fuel Transfer Tank Toolbox Combo (Reversed Tank) Model FTB100-10R 5thWheelHitchesTowing The bolt-on tube is 6 Finish:Bright Aluminum

Name: BCI Fabrication 100 Gallon Fuel Transfer Tank Toolbox Combo (Reversed Tank) Model FTB100-10R 5thWheelHitchesTowing The bolt-on tube is 6 Finish:Bright Aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46493836431
Price: 1257.50 USD
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Rating: 4.6993 (17 reviews)

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BCI Fabrication 100 Gallon Fuel Transfer Tank Toolbox Combo (Reversed Tank) Model FTB100 10R 5thWheelHitchesTowing The bolt on tube is 6 Finish:Bright Aluminum The bolt on tube is 6 inches long and is rated to 20 Highway Products 60 X 19 Short Bed Yes Transfer tanks require sufficient headspace to allow for fuel expansion and vapor buildup

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