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4x4Wire Aftermarket Guide 4x4 Truck Aftermarket Products TRANSFER FLOW INTRODUCES 50-GALLON REFUELING TANK FOR DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FULL-SIZE TRUCKS
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| TRANSFER FLOW INTRODUCES 50-GALLON REFUELING TANK FOR DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FULL-SIZE TRUCKS |
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| 4x4Wire Aftermarket Guide - 4x4 Truck Aftermarket Products | |||
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| Saturday, 26 July 2008 09:45 | |||
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TRANSFER FLOW INTRODUCES 50-GALLON REFUELING TANK FOR DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FULL-SIZE TRUCKS Safely transport gasoline, diesel, ethanol, methanol or kerosene with Transfer Flow’s new 50-gallon Refueling Tank. Designed for both domestic and imported full-size pick-ups, this tank carries a Special Permit number from the Department of Transportation, allowing it to legally transport volatile fuels. The 50-gallon Refueling Tank is made from 12-gauge aluminized steel for superior strength and corrosion resistance, and is baffled on all four sides to reduce fuel “sloshing”. The notched design, meanwhile, allows the refueling pump to sit below tank height for a clean, compact appearance. The 50-gallon Refueling Tank includes mounting hardware, fuel cap and a rollover valve; an optional 12-volt refueling pump, meter, fuel filter and locking cap are also available. Transfer Flow also manufactures refueling tanks in 82, 100 and 109-gallon sizes, and Toolbox and Refueling Tank Combos in 30 and 50-gallon configurations. Transfer Flow, Inc. (800) 442 0056; www.transferflow.com ### Transfer Flow is a leading manufacturer of aftermarket and OEM fuel tank systems. Transfer Flow products meet the rigid requirements of the California Air Resources Board and the Department of Transportation. Transfer Flow is a member of NTEA, RVIA, SEMA, and SAE. 
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 May 2009 14:14 |
