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does anybody know what gas tank would fit in between the rear frame rails,on my 41 1/2 ton.Need all the help i can get.
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I used a long narrow tank from a maybe late 80s chevy pickup. Mounted it on the passenger side frame rail just behind the battery. difficult part is fabing up the filler. I'd just take your measurements and head to pick n pull.
I've since gone back to the stock tank under the seat, but you can make other tanks work.


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Take your measurements and go to a muffler shop. Take the old neck with you. The muffler shop can bend you a new filler neck and weld the fuel cap end on to the new pipe.


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There are what they call universal tanks on the market that fit in the rear of the Art Decos. I believe theres even one that will bolt up to the bed on the market. If you do a search under this site I believe theres lots of info on this.
Good luck as I'm putting one in my 46.
Bob T


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