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sold what???Sold ours to a guy in New Orleans who needed them for a truck on a NCIS show.
sold what???
Beautiful!!We just got our truck back from the fabrication and paint shop. ....
A few questions:
1. Can the truck safely handle 750 gallons?
2. Should we leave or remove the 6" bed rails from the frame?
3. What would those that have built on this chassis do differently next time?
I'm following This Thread and it's super interesting, I don't have an lmtv I have a 931a1 with an 11 foot drop side bed. I'm in the process of building a skid for the back during the Fire season to keep on my property here. I bought a 1650 gallon poly tank and it Davey pump I just need to get a hose reel and finish building everything I'll do a thread when I get going. I don't plan on taking it heavily off road and I'm going to fill it with the baffle balls, actually wiffle balls is what one tank manufacturer recommended to me because he said they were cheaper than baffle balls and actually worked a little better. For you guys using baffle balls how many do you use do you fill the tank with them before water?
We use 200 - 500 gallon tanks on brush trucks with no baffles. Anything bigger would be a tanker or Engine and have built in bafflesWhat size tanks are you running?
Well that's the reason I need to run with the baffle balls, my tank is 1650 gallons. Defending my buildings I won't need to be going on any steep Terrain other than the driveway to my house which is straight up and down. But I definitely don't want any problems with sloshing.We use 200 - 500 gallon tanks on brush trucks with no baffles. Anything bigger would be a tanker or Engine and have built in baffles
Thats badass, what size tank?Thank you!! This is another bad boy that we got from Florida Wildlife Conservation. It is an Oshkosh. This is going to be a Brush Truck Tanker. This one is still in fab but has the tank and pump installed just need plumbing, lights, sirens and radios. It has ratchet straps over the tank right now because when hurricane Irma came through I didn't want the tank flying off as it is empty.
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