I currently have a 13 gallon marine tank feeding my machine. I want to upgrade to a larger tank and use it to feed both of my machines. I want something long and thin so I can mount it to the wall of my enclosed trailer. I would appreciate any recommendations.
Check out Boyd Welding, amazing quality.
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i just checked them out. They give you options on the setup too. Very nice.
I bought another machine from North Georgia Airless and didn’t want the plastic tank it came with. They highly recommended Boyd Welding.
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I’ve got a couple of NT aluminum tanks that have dual feed on them. Been happy with them. they have several sizes and shapes
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All the NT tanks say not intended to be used with gasoline. I’m assuming you use the same tanks for gas and they are safe?
Not sure where you’re reading that. All on this page say they are and I’ve been using for over 5 years.
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/category_fuel-transfer-lubrication+fuel-tanks+rds
It looks like it is just the ones that are auxiliary fuel tanks or general purpose are safe for gasoline. It says it under the Features + Benefits section. If it says fuel transfer tank it doesn’t say Not intended for gasoline.
If you don’t want to spend a small fortune on a custom tank and you’re looking for something “off the shelf” the 17 gallon slim link tanks on eBay may fit the bill. At their price you could run two side by side if you needed. They have fuel senders in them!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/224337947887?hash=item343b956cef:g:FW4AAOSwliBgGjt4
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Thanks but I just pulled the trigger on a tank from Boyd Welding. It’s completely priced compared to what I was able to find online.
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Well I know for a fact you wouldn’t be getting 1/8’’ wall thickness on that flea bay tank. Send it to @Hotshot for a mirror polish 
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If it don’t shine, It ain’t mine.
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