Transfer Flow Introduces 40-Gallon Fuel Tank and Toolbox Combo
CHICO, CA – Transfer Flow, Inc., a manufacturer of aftermarket fuel tank systems, has introduced a 40-gallon fuel tank and toolbox combo.
CHICO, CA – Transfer Flow, Inc., a manufacturer of aftermarket fuel tank systems, has introduced a 40-gallon fuel tank and toolbox combo. With more than 5 1/2 cubic feet of storage space, it’s the all-in-one toolbox and auxiliary fuel tank combo for full-size short-bed and long-bed Dodge, Ford, and GM diesel pickups. And because the fuel fillneck is located inside the locking storage compartment, fuel is kept secure.
The toolbox tank is made from 14-gauge aluminized steel for superior strength and rust resistance. It’s baffled in two places on all four sides, and is powder coated black for a durable finish.
The 40-gallon auxiliary tank operates with Transfer Flow's EXPRESS-UFS operating system, and comes pre-assembled with fuel lines, wire harness, mounting hardware, fuel pump, and computer module. The computer module will turn on the auxiliary pump when the fuel level of the OEM tank drops to approximately 1/2 full. The auxiliary tank will then transfer fuel into the main tank until the stock fuel gauge rises to about 3/4 full. When the fuel level of the OEM gauge drops below 3/8 of a tank, the auxiliary tank is out of fuel, and the OEM tank has 3/8 of a tank remaining. Because the transferring of fuel is automatic, there’s no need for a toggle switch to flip back and forth between the two tanks.
For more information on Transfer Flow’s 40-gallon toolbox and fuel tank combo, or for a copy of their Aftermarket Fuel Tank Systems catalog, call (800) 442-0056, or visit www.transferflow.com.
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