1000 Miles on one S&B Tank of Fuel - Tow Rig Tech
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2020
- Now don't get me wrong I really like my 2013 Ford F250 Super Duty with the 6.7 Powerstroke Diesel engine but the one thing I absolutely hate about it is the tiny fuel tank. 26 gallons is not enough fuel when you are hauling as you average about 200 miles between fill ups. Well S&B tanks has the solution. A 56 gallon replacement S&B tank that goes in the stock location thus over doubling your fuel mileage without sacrificing bed space. Winning! So this time on Tow Rig Tech we are going to install this mega tank and show you how to reprogram your computer to adjust for it! I won't get into the whole S&B tanks vs Titan fuel tanks as they both seem to be quality products with good reviews. The 6.7 powerstroke fuel tank removal step is the hardest part as the vent and feed line on the sending unit can be a pain but after that is was smooth sailing for us. After installing this F250 replacement fuel tank I can tell you that S&B obviously knows what they are doing. I didn't get my truck all the way full but after some driving is said 873 miles to empty and stayed there for a long time so it is possible we can see as much as 1000 Miles to Empty on one tank! Let us know what we should do next in our pursuit for the ultimate tow rig build.
Here is the link to the tank as installed- amzn.to/3bSRXyH
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Fuel capacity has never been a liming factor for me as far as stops when traveling are concerned. My wife's bladder is the limiting factor. So if I had a thousand gallon tank, I would still be stopping every two or so hours.
That’ll happen
lol
My car runs on waste veggie oil so the stops aren't my problem, just my wallet😅 (0.65€/L of WVO compared to 1.30+€/L of diesel)
I was thinking the same thing. We usually stop every couple of hours whether we need gas or not.
LMAO! I was wondering who was going to leave the "wife's bladder" comment.
There's a special feeling when you get your tow rig just how you like it! That tool loan program by S&B is service oriented business too!
Now I just need some nice shocks!
Yup. An empty bank account and a pissed off wife.
@@darkhorse2reign that’s how you know you’re doin it right
And then somebody runs into it and totals it
@@BustedKnuckleVideo ii
put this in a prius and you’ll never stop
diesel prius?
@@BustedKnuckleVideo Yes, dumbass
And you will never go either 😂 to much weight!!!🤣🤣🤣 Lol
0-60 in 10 minutes
I know you're not supposed to do a reply like that, but a prius is pretty inefficient for long trips actually.
Should be an extra item to purchase with the towing package. Factory-installed.
It should for sure
Unfortunately there is no way it would do well in accidents ahah
@@TheBebealex why?
@@BustedKnuckleVideo oh i'm not saying it's dangerous. But automakers must have done their research and maybe putting such a fuel tank was lowering their safety rating by a quarter of a star in X test in this particular country.
I bet smaller tanks are a cost saving during manufacture.
saw that shop in the video and realized its only a few blocks from my office downtown.....small world
they do good work
I put a 115 gallon tank in my F350 with stock 35 gal I have 150 gallons . I use Gas Buddy to pick the best fuel prices over multiple states. Allows me to haul around 2000 miles until refill.
I use Gas Buddy too.
Your mobile filling station?
Is that an auxiliary tank or just a replacement tank?
You can use both tanks???
where did you get that tank from
The coolest fucking thing was that magnetic cup holder holy shit I want that
www.bustedknucklegear.com only $5.99ea
56 gallons is 211 litres. As of right now, fuel is 1.45 a litre where I live so a tank would run $306 to fill 🤣🤣
Yay Canada
That is steep. Your gas is like twice as much
@@iian_ 1.34 for regular, hemi asks for midgrade (1.45) and premium is like, 1.52 right now.
It's brutal
@@CDuff86 You can still get gas at 1.50 a gallon in a few places in the US right now.
@@michaelwillman5342 that is insane. Canada is ripping us off
Wow
Nice! I installed the transfer flow 50 gallon in my 2012 6.7 years ago. Did in my driveway with basic tools and an atv jack to lower the old and raise the new tank. Had to lift up the rear end of the truck a little bit with my floor jack but it was all pretty straight forward and I saved a ton of money not having to pay someone else to do it. Love having the extra fuel onboard.
Extra fuel for the win
Those red connector locks are the bane of my existence...
yeah that was the hardest part
What’s worse is when those plastic locking clips break off. Broke 3 of them off of my gasser coil pack plugs.
Junkie connections
They did their job tho! They don't come off on accident thats for sure
I went with the Titan 65 gallon tank. It was a fairly simple install. I had the same issue with the return line. Overall it was a great upgrade and simple install.
Nice.
My Ford dealership is pushing the Titan brand on me also. I have a 2020 F250, but it's gas. Do you mind me asking how much you paid for it?
I used to have a 4.2 jaguar with twin tanks, one on each side, standard from the factory (3.2 and 3.6 models had a single) and it was wonderful for long trips. And back in the short lived fuel crisis 10-15 years ago I used it as a temporary tank for my 2 smaller cars. Just roll the jag between 2 fuel islands at the garage after waiting ages to get in, fill up both sides at once while dozens of people glared at me, then get home and empty it into the smaller (and much more fuel efficient!) cars while fuel was pricey
Worth it just for the dirty looks I got 👌 sitting on the trunk with 2 gas handles into the back of it is a great feeling lol
nice
“You shouldn’t be rock crawling in ur f250” me with my mud covered f150 in my driveway
That’s what jeeps and RZRs are for
@@BustedKnuckleVideo yes
@@BustedKnuckleVideo thank you
wash it
@@nrco4632 volunteer?
I need to look into these especially since I plan traveling with a truck and camper in the next few months.❤️😊
It would be money well spent
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I like the way these guys work , i would love to work in their shop with em ! I do all my work in my driveway
they are a pro shop that has done a few of these. That is why I went there instead of attempting it at my own personal shop.
Smart thing to have done is mark on the bed where the fuel pump is located. Cut out a section large enough for the fuel pump to be pulled out. Add a rim along the panel you cut out with a thin gasket glued to the rim and then screw the panel back into place. Then if the fuel pump fails in the future, which they inevitable do somewhere in the middle of no-place, you can easily replace the fuel pump with the tank full and in place.
not a bad idea
Great mod... I went with a 96 gal gravity fed aux tank but I also want to add a 56gal primary tank to my ram 3500.... being able to drive cross country with out fueling up is awesome for sure...
I have a similar setup and I purposefully put that and the fiver in the bed so I don't have to help people move. "Sorry truck's for towing. I will move your enclosed trailer for you after it's full." I have right at 100gallons in mine.
@@scottleggejr I tow alot also foing hotshots about 115 gallons total I get anywhere between 800-1200 miles pulling a 40ft gooseneck with 18000lbs on it... depending on how fast im driving and the geographical location and whether or not I idle at night to stay comfortable... live my setup for sure
That is a lot of gallons!
@@southtexasmedic I'm usually playing, not working. Work hard / play hard. I don't want my wife, kids, dogs, and toys sitting in the truck at a gas station when we're set on camping, playing on/in toys, hunting, fishing, etc. I never worry about $/mile because it's tough to peel away from work. I can get from Phoenix to San Diego and back with our camper and never pay cali prices for fuel. 🤙
What brand tanks did you use for that setup?
That was really cool of them to let you use the recalibration hardware, than mail it back.
that was a huge plus
Didn't know yall was in Cullman. Love the flea market, use to go with my dad all the time, drive all the way from Carbon Hill. War Eagle baby!
War Eagle!
Shout out to another alabama native huntsville born and bred
That was A darn good suggestion for solving the distant runner situation. That tank is almost large enough to get across the state of Texas.
it helps for sure
I chose the 65 gallon Titan. Love it! I can get nearly 600 miles pulling my 14,000 lb fifth wheel now.
Nice
did you have to send it to ford to re program your trip miles on your computer
@@juanclemons1492 I have t done it yet but yes… for about $100 they’ll reprogram it got you.
nice job thank you for notifying me when this was done now you all are ready to go Eastbound & Down let's go Trucking boys
That's right, now we can only make half the fuel stops
@@BustedKnuckleVideo its there one available for the 2002 f250 4x4 diesel
Then i had my 85 ford F-250 i pulled trailers bumper and 5th wheel trailers for Prowler and Terry in NE Oregon. I had 2 18 gal tanks stock and i took an 80gal semi fuel tank and mounted it sideways behind the cab. that worked well for me i had just over 110 gal useable fuel, and that is such a help as most truck stops gave a discount for 100 plus gal purchases.
Yep, my cousin did that with his Ford, got some Huge diesel tanks from a junkyard, LOL........I think he tried to fit 2 tanks, but had a problem with 1.
Old school
Yeah the bigger tank really helps my truck comes with a standard 52 gallon tank it saves me on having to stop at 10 fuel stations. My old Ford has a 60 gallon tank and a 20 gallon standard tanks.
big tanks are awesome
That was the first thing i done to my 2016,it is a titan 50 gal,my favorite add-on
It’s a game changer
It is,i live 1h15 south of cullman and i went from having to get fuel on a trip between home and orange beach pulling my toy hauler to almost making a full round trip!
@@timg7264 awesome you are right down the road from us then.
Did the same thing to my 2015 F250 super duty. I also did Titan tanks, one underneath and one in the bed with electric transfer. The best I did was go from Rochester NY to Kearney NE before stopping. I was putting a 25 foot tongue trailer with around twelve thousand pounds. Went out with a fifth wheel RV last year. So much easier to get the fuel then having to start searching for the next stop as you pull out from fueling. I can hold just over a hundred gallons.
@@jimhale4615 Thsts a lot of fuel
3:10 for the return and fill hoses those clamps were most likely installed with out the body on it…
Yeah I wasn’t about to take the body off
It’s also to help fuel theft as well you leave them down and it’s a lot easy to take your fuel
I have a couple tools that would easily remove them clamps in the time it took to film.
Bed goes on last on assembly line.
@@turboflush having the right tools sure does help
I’m guessing that there’s easier ways to steal the fuel, and the engineers couldn’t care less about fuel theft.
Just ordered a 2022 F350, this will be one of my first upgrades off the bat. Can't wait!
good idea
This video being on my reccomended videos was big brother listening to my thoughts. As I filled my tank the other day I was thinking about putting in a bigger tank so I would have to stop less
Works well
Fantastic work! BTW you're making a lot of us northerners jelly with that pristine of an undercarriage. Wonder if it'll work on my 05 treefiddy. Subbed!
Gotta love living in the South!
You can bulletproof your trucks undercarriage by using a sealant spray and greasing it in all the joints. My father always did that before winter never had any rust problems on our old 1981 suburban.
Car washes with under carriage spray nozzles are popular in my neck of the woods 💦
Fluid film buddy, fluid film
Nice work!
Thanks it was a pretty straight forward install
Nice features but is it american made. Seems to be a secret which makes me think China
Did not know about this mod. This would definitely be worth it. Filling up so frequently sucks. Especially in winter and you don’t know how much junk is in the small town diesel pumps.
Best mod I have done to this truck
That’s an awesome setup!
I really like it
2:42 Kids by MGMT
whistling a tune?
Yeah I recognized that whistle too lol
I was looking for this comment lol. Glad I’m not the only one who noticed
Same, I love that song😂
If u get 200 miles off 20 somthin gallons how are u getting 1000 off 50 somthing gallons...
Just daily driving I get around 18mpg x 56 = 1008 Miles. Towing would be much lower maybe half that.
@@BustedKnuckleVideo 🙄
@@biologistjim4905 my 6.7 If i cruise at 55 vs 70 it will extend the mileage some at 70 my f250 would avg 11mpg but at 55 mpg was 17 mpg
It would be more like 500 miles
Lol
The other 500 miles is all in his head lmao
Math doesn't add up right
@@D_Cali_Life like he said empty around a 1000 miles but he never gave us a total weight so am go out on a limb and say truck & trailer plus cargo 22,000 pounds plus no indication of terrain up hills or not so yea the math can look fuzzy but if you cruise at 60 you can avg 14 to 19 mpg SOOOO 14 X 56MPG =784 but let’s say 9mpg X56= 504 not bad, that like New York City to Cleveland Ohio SOOO IF YOU OWN A 6.7 Ford I say yes to the tank
my dad's last truck was a 1998 f350 4x4 crew cab long bed with a 7.5l gas v8, 5-speed manual and factory high-capacity tow package, basically it was a dually without the dual rear wheels. but the ridiculous thing was the fuel tanks, it had 2-20 gallon tanks due to the rear suspension and no room to install bigger tanks so it had a 350 mile range. so we put a 120 gallon tank in the bed with a fill-rite pump system since that was much easier than trying to tap into ford's fuel system, modified the canopy on the truck with a sliding door on the driver's side so when the main tanks ran low you'd pull over and fill them back up in a few minutes. simple and sweet, and easily removable if the big tank wasn't needed for a long trip.
that's a good setup, I just like how this is simple once installed and works like factory
That EZ link loan is awesome, cost me $125 at battlefield ford to have them change from 26 to the 50 gal on my Titan XL fuel tank. bigger tank sure is worth it though. love your videos, keep em coming.
that is the best part for sure.
I have plans on putting a 36gal mega tank in my 76 f100
Cause 6mpg
That little 19gal tank dont go to far
I bet, this should make our cross country trips much better with 56 Gal
I had a E350 with a 408W and it got 8-9mpg and had a 38gal tank.
I wish that I could get something like this for my f150.
Yepper the 24 gallon tank on my trail boss is a little small. Would of been happy with a 32
Ive got the boss 36 gallon on my 14 F150
@@smokeeater1769 they don’t make a 40 gal tank for an 04-08 f150
they don't make one for it?
@@BustedKnuckleVideo no sir I’ve searched everywhere but haven’t turned up any options I’d go with.
I added a titan 50gal to my 2015 F250. Driving from Florida to DC without stopping for fuel is amazing.
Very nice!
Awesome program from that company. Most would charge you a service fee. Need more companies like that.
awesome for sure
WOW! This will pay for itself quickly. You’re basically doubling your MPGs with this tank since you don’t have to stop as many times. Quick math says this should now have like 40mpg. Why doesn’t Ford just put it in to satisfy the EPA.
LMAO, is it that difficult for people to understand loaded vs unloaded mileage?
Do they make something like this for 2019 Silverado 1500
Only diesel
My '02 Powerstroke has the 39 gallon tank stock which I feel is plenty big. It's one of the things I love most about the truck. It gets 20 mpg when empty so in theory almost 800 miles range although I never drive it empty, I have a car for that. It lets me buy the cheapest fuel using the Gas Buddy app and it really does save a lot of money. I can cross a whole state that has expensive fuel and buy it in a cheaper state instead. My wife's bladder is also the limiting factor for range but we usually have the camper on the truck when she's in it so that means just stopping anywhere.
Must be a long bed
@@BustedKnuckleVideo that is correct, and that is the other thing I love about my truck.
thank god my 2019 came with 48gallon tank. I did add a aux tank in the bed. I can now get 0ver 1000 towing my 43ft 5th wheel. LOVE dem Fords!!!
wow 1000 miles? When do you pee? HA
@@BustedKnuckleVideo lol. Yeah I do stop and stretch and "pee" every 200 miles or so. I just hate waiting in line behind those truckers putting in 200 gallons of fuel. I rarely get lucky and get an open lane.
U-joint breaks.... fancy new gas tank left the chat 😂
why would the u joint break?
@@BustedKnuckleVideo sabotage
@@christophercain7343 nah no one wants to do that
I love extended range tanks.
They are awesome
For sure, my 89 patrol has a 165L in place of the stock 90L and my 06 falcon RTV holds 230L of LPG
Hi folks I'm here in Ireland about 3000 miles East of New York in Europe. Ive been to your country many times over the last 15 years and never get tired of it. But I need to say one thing!!! You guys need to look at smaller capicity high powered turbo charged motors. 200 miles between a refuel on a 6.7 litre engine. I drive a smaller capacity 2.2 Turbo diesel here in Europe producing 220BHP and delivering almost 600/1000 mile/km.
Big capacity motors aint the answer just look at Indy car or F1 small motors highly turbo charged with battery support proudcing upto and just over 1000bhp
but can you tow 10-20,000 lbs with it? That is why I have this truck
Been looking for info on the DEF tank, and finally got to see it in your vid. I had assumed the stock tank was a two cavity and the DEF was part of it, but now can see it is separate. That tiny tank is terrible, what the hell was Ford thin...er, never mind, engineers don't drive them, just design them. I bought my 2012 and it came pre-deleted, so don't need DEF and wasn't planning to buy a tank that had a DEF cell if didn't need one, your vid cleared it up for me, thanks
Glad I could help, DEF is a scam FOR SURE
@@BustedKnuckleVideo Yeah, I was going to train my horse to learn how to fill the DEF tank, but then found out my truck was already deleted. The horse gave a huge sigh of relief, he was eying that little filler hole with fear.
HA!
Reason ford tank is so small it's a miracle it runs long enough to burn 26 gallons ..before something blows up lmao
Shots fired!
@@joeymerrell8585 yes shots need to be fired put a Ford out of its misery LOL
Lol we got another Ford hater over here!
@@BustedKnuckleVideo okay explain the transmission problems I'm having with my 20 20 F350 67 and I just ordered a F250 with the 7.3 gas I had to decline the purchase 8 miles on it the transmission was already causing any issues I love my Ford trucks that my cut off is 2003 when they killed the 7.3 I have given Ford a chance many times but I always end up going back to my older reliable Ford trucks that work
@@quagmiredavis4117 that’s easy. It doesn’t like you. Plus it’s a gas burner, who really wants a gas burner. The 7.3 and 6.7 power strokes are awesome motors.
I need this for my 7.3 lol. 26g tank hauling my 9000 lb camper is not fun. I don't let me fuel get below a quarter anyway so I'm stopping all the time too.. lol
Yeah you need one of these for sure, the best part is it doesn't take up precious bed space!
@@BustedKnuckleVideo facts bro
We just did one in my dads mega cab 16 ram 2500. The SB tank didn’t fit like it was supposed to . Apparently they didn’t R&D with the diesel. The 6” driveline (compared to 4” gas) oil the diesel interfered with the tank. They wanted to build a new one based on the fitment issue in his truck. They wanted us to give them measurements then wait for them to redesign and build a new one. Basically we would do the RD for them then pay full price for the tank after waiting weeks.........he returned it and bought a titan tank.
That is unfortunate. This one fit perfect.
They lied on the specification label for my truck when I bought it used. They put down the larger sized factory tank that was offered with 2005 F-350's. I could never justify the cost of this tank upgrade, though, I don't consume fuel that fast. But 26 gallons is a bit low. I have put 29 gallons in my tank quite often, it just takes extra time to put the last 2-3 gallons into the tank.
not near enough fuel for me
I have a question about when the tank gets low. I know I could drive around with 2-3 gallons and not get any fuel cutoff from sloshing. Have you noticed if you have issues with fuel slosh and have to fuel up with 10 or so gallons in the bottom?
Hasn’t been an issue so far
Hence the baffle
Your exhaust looks so much different then mine...
mostly stock....
than*
Tanks for posting this video.
HA GOOD ONE!
Love your videos man got a question im a truck driver and do local deliveries not to ask personal questions do you live in VA i delivered to a guy who had built a super badass sled pulling truck like the whole body shell lifts up like a funny car he said he knew you yall were neighbors i don't remember where he lived other then way out in the country but he was real kewl and down to earth always enjoy your informational and instructional videos especially on the xp1000
I live in Alabama, not sure who he was talking about.
my 2020 6.7 came with a 48 gallon tank. (long bed standard i think)
Yeah long beds have bigger tanks
Nice you forgot the most important part! The skid plate 😩
No need
Oh there is a need for a skid plate it’s a plastic tank and it’s a bigger target as well as people drilling holes to drain and steal your fuel very simple to do in plastic
@@kdlange6052 or just something in the road flying up through it
Best truck iv ever bought. Things a beast
I love my 6.7
Yep, going to S&B tanks right now!
Tell them we sent you and they will hook you up.
What do you think is the largest fuel tank size to install on a sports car, ex: my Chevrolet Corvette C7 Stingray? Just curious
The stock one
CANNONBALL!
1,000mpg Chevy C7 Stingray.
Prob easiest to run an auxiliary tank in trunk and size depends on how much storage space ur willing to part with
Why make a sports car heavier. Its an A to A vehicle not an A to B. Fun is its purpose
any of the tow monsters should offer a 56 type gal fuel tank from factory option
Agreed, the longbed models have bigger tanks
I believe there is a limit on fule tanks I believe it is 35 gallon definitely from factory but obviously not after you get it home
@@daveherrmann113 that’s the first I have heard on there being a limit
@@daveherrmann113 there's no limit on fuel tank size. But, fuel tank size is limited to the space available, tank survivability in a crash and other factors. That 56 gallon tank won't pass any crash testing. Also, with that tank being lower and more square, stone pecking will be an issue.
Didn't know the f250 came with a 26 gallon fuel tank...😬. I have a 2013 F-150 and it has a 36 gallon fuel tank! Always learning! Love your vid btw!
Yeah not sure why they did that to these trucks
The 36 gallon was a factory option for the F series
Wow,so want to do this to my 2018 3500 ram I do have to look into this a little more.
best thing I have done to my truck
@@BustedKnuckleVideo Thank you for your video I just order a 52 gals Titan fuel tank for my 3500 and should get it install next month when it come in, we just took at trip from WA to NV and man I came close to empty along the way and like you said I didn't want to stop at any gas station.
👍
👊
I have a 35g tank im my 2011 F250 (gasser), even I get annoyed stopping every 400mi.
I think I got a 35 in my 2003 250 (diesel) work truck. It last a
While
that ain't bad
@@BustedKnuckleVideo I don’t ever towI, but haul around 800lbs in tools plus wire&equpment. I was in the market for a longbox 4x4, and the F250 was the right price.
65 gallon (stock replacement) for 8' bed - Titan Tanks 🤙🤙
Been running mine since 2015 towing 44' 5th wheel with zero issues.
Yeah they make massive tanks for the long beds. This is the best mod I've done to my truck hands down
Will definitely do this if I ever get my hands on one of these diesels, all I’d ever do is highway/tow, the tank sticking down doesn’t matter for that
the tank sticking down hasn't bothered me at all
@@BustedKnuckleVideo awesome
My 2020 f350 has a 48 gallon tank!
Lucky!
Yup.... problem solved. When I picked up my 2019 F350 from the dealer, the fuel gauge read 724 miles distance to empty.
@@tomfoolery5033 sounds pricey tho
@@BustedKnuckleVideo how is that pricey??? IF you have a 24 gallon fuel tank and I have a 48 gallon fuel tank, we both spend the same $$$ on fuel, you are just at the pumps twice as much as me, Einstein....
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@tomfoolery5033 didn’t you see the video? I have a 56 gallon tank. A 2020 truck is very expensive compared to a 2013 that is what I was referring to.
I work at the plant that builds the super duties, I know you're joking but we really do make sure the hose clamps are facing a certain direction
Thanks for the info!
That was a very nice and informative video. Thank you. I think this brand sells the tank for the ram 3500 as well
Glad you liked the video, It is one of my favorite mods that I have done to my truck
Nice, good information
Thanks
"Heavy load" 2 jeeps on a goose. Try two slit sheet metal coils....
No thanks
I've hauled two big skid steers way down to Homestead Florida and left out of Texas.
@@ridgerunner106 and?
@@BustedKnuckleVideo I made it. Then I hooked onto a 40 cu yd dump trailer and hauled one skid steer and cleaned up the hurricane mess. Some loads were so heavy that I couldn't talk. Truck was jerking with every imperfection in the road. One guy, lady ran a stop light and T boned his trailer right on the axles. Up all night putting that together. Another guy laid his over making a turn exiting the toll way. Both in the same day. We're from the same town but they went straight from Houston and I teamed up with a man from Dekalb, where Hoss Cartwright was born. We drove straight through.
Lol. Heavy load
Wait til the new administration gets our fuel prices to $5 a gallon 😲 for green initiatives
Idiots
Y'all know politics have nothing to do with oil prices it's actually OPEC and the reason it was so low last year was because the value of oil went negative and collapsed.
@@Vaoproductionstv is that why oil went down when Trump opened keystone pipeline and went up when biden closed it ¿ oil collapsed because USA went from 10th largest producer to 1st under Trump. Wake up
@@nosoupforyou425 ignorant of your chosen topic...damn.
@@nosoupforyou425 stop revealing your stupid...your teacher may stumble across something you wrote and tell others.
If you buy a truck bed fuel tank or like a Northern Tool fuel and tool calculate how much it weighs when it’s full and presumably sitting in the front of the bed, especially in a half ton or compact truck. 4 years ago I had 1000 pounds of sand bags in the very front of the bed of my Ranger Supercab and the frame bent a little bit on the left side between the cab and bed. The owners manual says to evenly distribute weight in the truck bed.
good thing this is a HD truck meant for hauling
Yes I’ve owned everything from Rangers, F150’s, F250’s, F350’s to a 71 F600 and the frames are different.
I put a 60 gallon replacement tank and a 40 gallon in the bed tank on my 2010 F350 6.4 diesel.....sucked filling up but man the distance you can run on 100 gallons 😎😁
That is a lot of miles!
Watching this while Biden is president makes my wallet hurt
yeah it aint looking good
I get about 1,600 miles between stops when towing a light load like 2 jeeps. I have an aux tank/toolbox, though. It leaves plenty of space for tools and the trailer on an 8' bed.
Yeah short bed problems
Great video, short and to the point, no excess nonsense. What is the magnetic water bottle holder on the side of your bed for? I was thinking that is where you store your fuel treatment? To keep the smell out of your cab? (why not 0n the inside of the bed if that were the case?)
That is one of the magnetic koozies that we sell. It is so you don't lose track of your beer while working in the garage. You can get them at www.bustedknucklegear.com
Just freaking amazing!
Best mod I have done to my truck
That’s awesome I’m buying one now
heck yeah
Great job good video
Thanks!
4:10 that was a multi day project for me on an old ranger, fuel filter was a real pain in the ass too.
it wasn't super easy
Awesome upgrade. Wish we had your fuel prices in Europe though. Stock fuel tank on my RAM 3500 cost about $200 to fill up (holds about 30 gal).
It’s pricey over there
Our government want their share of everything (like all governments do).
Excellent!
Glad you liked it!
Here in Sweden every time I fill my truck it costs 120-130 $
And I have a 20 ish gallon tank...
I envy you guys
Gas is about 6$ gallon. Pretty much same for diesel. Maybe 5 on a good day..
yikes
That's the 1st I've heard of not needing to recalibrate the gauge. Every Superduty I've had with a larger tank I had to go to the dealer so they readjust tank size with Ford IDS.
We just used the supplied tuner to make the needed changes
Is there a priming process you have to do when you get all the fuel lines hooked up to the new tank? I thought you don't want any air running through diesels?
turn the key on and let the pump cycle a few times, it bleeds itself.
Now thas a Tank!
MEGA!
I'm just as interested in the adjustable dog's on your lift are those stock or?
not sure
05 gmc yukon 2500 and I have just under 37 gallons. Unloaded I go just under 600 miles. With a trailer (car hauler enclosed) about 400 miles. 6.0 gas engine.
yeah not sure why these have such small tanks
@@BustedKnuckleVideo probably saving some total weight to look good on the max payload numbers. Since its a numbers game between the big 3
@@antonisautos8704 probably right but turns away customers just as fast
Do they have them with sump pickups available?
They have 3 other connections built in for aftermarket fuel kits
The do have saddle bag style tanks that fill in the sides of the bed, they can add 20-30 gallons each
then you have a transfer pump? I like the simplicity of this setup
Mine has the factory 48 gallon tank, 2019 f250 6.7 powerstroke. 900 miles no problem without a load, 500 miles pulling a trailer.
Long bed?
Yes, I wanted the 8’ bed.
Amazing , yea if your driving skitchy gas stations at night are scary,I bet that tank is worth every penny
Best mod to my truck to date.
Oh heck, my dual tank OBS is about to have the front one replaced with a 38 gallon tank and the rear is like 15 so, should have similar capacity. Pretty excited.
I replaced the rear on my OBS with 38 gallons. The extra 150lbs of fuel behind the axle makes the truck level with a full tank.
@@williamfranklin6283 nice, I also bet winter traction with the weight is also handy
@@ApolloTheDerg Rides much better with a full rear tank for sure.
heck yeah
My 04 stock Excursion with the 6.0 diesel will take me 900 miles on the 44 gallon tank. 357,000 and counting. Gotta love the Blue Oval!
How the hell are you getting 20+ mpg in an excursion?
@@BeardedBaldGuy87 That is on the highway at 65. Now pulling the 28' travel trailer knocks it down to 14. Just take it easy and let the truck do its thing. I have gotten 26 mpg doing 60 mph.
what is done to your 6.0?
@@BustedKnuckleVideo no one will believe it but it is stock. I have had the injectors replaced at 200 k or so, a fuel pump, rebuilt trans at 285 k, and regular maintenance. Right now on average town and highway during the week I get close to 17 mpg.
Props to the guy in the background whistling ‘kids by MGMT’
It’s stuck in my head now damn
😂😂
Good stuff
Wish they had an option like that for my 2012 F-450 short wheelbase chassis cab. I was hauling a 35' sailboat from Maine to San Francisco and was getting 5-6mph against head winds. That 32 usable gallons in the fuel tank just doesn't last long and being oversize (12' beam) and right at the 13'6" height, it made some of those stretches between truck stops a bit of a pucker.
but there just isn't much space under the middle of the truck with the DPF system and the DEF tank and deleting a commercial truck gets real sketchy.
Surely there is another solution
This is cool as hell
best mod I've done to my truck