Have a question for anybody that might know...
If i were to put one of those 50 or 60 gallon fuel tanks in the bed of my truck and removed the stock fuel tank (for different modification purposes) would i be able to hook the AirDog II 150gph up to the new fuel tank without any problems?
The fuel tank i was looking at said it had to fuel ports. -

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u shouldnt have a problem just make sure ur tube goes to the bottom -

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Agreed make sure you talk to us before you order it so we can get you a suction tube long enough to go to the bottom of the tank. -

With the AirDog II you actually do not need to put in a drawtube. You should be able to pull right out of your factory draw fitting at the top of your tank. You shouldn't have any problems at all. Feel free to contact us with any other questions that you may have.

Ron -

sweet thanks for the info. i will definately be contacting you when it comes time! -

Sounds good. I look forward to speaking with you and answering any other questions that you may have.

Ron -