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Yep, not just wood though, the sun bakes everything!

I bet it does work good

And yeah, we don't get MUCH moisture here.

Not overloaded at all with just the single tank, in fact cant really even tell it's there, except around corners, lol.

Finally got all my brakes done, and a new bed floor put in it, and one water tank in it. Truck did great, didn't have tank secured well enough, slid over about a foot and nearly broke the valve! Anyways, I secured the tank better now with cleats on the floor against the tank. Now I'm on to...

Thank you sir. I will take you up on that in the near future!

Interesting.....

Correct, that's why I'm only driving with them completely empty or completely full. We've been hauling water for 25 years now. Definitely ssloshes when you're not totally full.

I actually have a military trailer that would haul a 500 gallon tank, but the deuce is hard enough to maneuver itself. Kinda limited on space.

Duly noted, but I think I'll be ok. I only need to go about 3 miles, all paved roads, and the speed limit between here and there is 35mph

Thank you, Sir.

Yes sir. I did an oil change as well. 5.5 gallons.

Thank you

Hi, Cattle. Whoever cut the box down literally just went all the way around with a sawzall, it appears, including the horizontal cut right across the rear doors. Technically I now have 2 barn door style gates now, but each only has 1 worn out hinge, so I'll have to do something else there. I...

Thank you!

Hi guys, I'm new here and just wanted to say hello. I just purchased a 1970 AM General M109a3 that has been cut down to resemble a cargo bed, kinda a crappy job, but oh well. I will be putting 2-500 gallon water tanks on the back to haul water to my home, as we are in an area that's hit and...