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Join Date: Feb 2005
Member # 43433
Location: illinois
Posts: 351
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Propane tank in a CJ7
where did you guys mount your tank. i dont like the idea of only a 10 gal. forklift tank. anyone running duals? if you have something other than a forklift tank, where did you buy it and was it big bucks? PICTURES IF YOU HAVE THEM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Member # 46493
Location: New York
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I have a 2.5 gal tank that I plan on mounting under the battery tray. For the 35 gal tank, you just that mount on your Bantam trailer. lol
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A 35 gallon tank really isn't that large, and a 10-15 isn't going to last you long at all. Do you still have a back seat?
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i have 2 forklift bottles that i will be using. i figured i could use one, then throw the other one in if i need it. i figured my jeep doesnt use a whole lot of fuel so that should last me for a few hours without having to have a massive tank in the back. i might just rig them up side by side so i can just switch the hoses when needed, but im not running a back seat.
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