Is this a Really Bad Idea? Or only bad if I hit something?
LPG tank placement
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LPG tank placement
A mechanic freind (with no experience of LPG) has suggested fitting a spare-wheel-type LPG tank where the spare wheel goes under the front end, suitibly armoured up?
Is this a Really Bad Idea? Or only bad if I hit something?
Is this a Really Bad Idea? Or only bad if I hit something?
1991 2.1 LPG Syncro (aka Beaker) ...and... 1998 1.9TD T4 (aka Daisy)
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Not a bad idea, Have a look on http://www.gasure.co.uk/tanks.htm
45ltr zero degree tank (580mm x 200mm) specifically for the Type 25 (T3) to fit in place of the spare wheel (NO STOCK) at the mo but may be worth a call.
I did think of this one, The main drawback is the size. The tank will only hold about 35ltr so would be filling up every 150ish miles.
Ended up going for a 70ltr under the r&r.
K
45ltr zero degree tank (580mm x 200mm) specifically for the Type 25 (T3) to fit in place of the spare wheel (NO STOCK) at the mo but may be worth a call.
I did think of this one, The main drawback is the size. The tank will only hold about 35ltr so would be filling up every 150ish miles.
Ended up going for a 70ltr under the r&r.
K
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Kev.
Kev.
- this would be to run fridge, cooker & propex!