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  1. Mavcaster

    Keith's M1078A1 Project Overland

    Well dang thanks for teaching me something there, just assumed it would be steel but cool; I appreciate the advice.
  2. Mavcaster

    Keith's M1078A1 Project Overland

    Yes that makes a lot of sense, thanks for that explanation. I can definitely see your reasoning in the longer fuel tank you made. In your opinion do you think the L bracket method could be applied to the stock steel 58 gal tank in the stock location?
  3. Mavcaster

    Keith's M1078A1 Project Overland

    Hey Keith, just curious to hear your take on why you decided to go with this bracket style of mounting for the gas tank vs the conventional strap mounting for the diesel tank. Would you consider this method to be effective on the larger diesel tank as well (or even a smaller size 58 gal tank)...
  4. Mavcaster

    Keith's M1078A1 Project Overland

    What’s the reasoning for the seam centerline of the fuel tank? Are you joining two pieces or just overlapping for strength? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  5. Mavcaster

    Keith's M1078A1 Project Overland

    Keith Knight is my spirit animal. Seriously dude…exceptional work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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