Diesel Fuel Storage
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SkyPup
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That's real nice and secure too.
One way to preserve #2 longer is to insulate the structure so that temp changes are not dramatic and occur slowly, this helps keep the barrel from breathing in and out humidity and microorganisms.
One way to preserve #2 longer is to insulate the structure so that temp changes are not dramatic and occur slowly, this helps keep the barrel from breathing in and out humidity and microorganisms.
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Hmmmmm. After seeing the first picture I thought it was a two seater. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Hadn't see one in a while but remember those trips out in the winter very well. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
You did a nice job on that. And a good place to store fuel too. Pretty work.
You did a nice job on that. And a good place to store fuel too. Pretty work.
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<font color="red"> Is it vented </font>
