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fred2

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Posted: 04/08/08 04:34pm

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I'm pretty excited to be purchasing my first used toy hauler. It doesn't come with a fuel station though. What would it cost to have one installed?

Sorry if this is already posted. I couldn't find it in the searches.

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Posted: 04/09/08 02:32am

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around $500-$800

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Posted: 04/09/08 08:12am

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Thanks for the information. I think I can handle that much.

thanks again,

djmiranda1

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Posted: 04/09/08 03:30pm

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Where can I get the fuel station installed in Los Angeles for that price? A link or phone number would be great!!! My dealer wanted $1500 just for the fuel station. I'd do it for $800!
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* This post was edited 04/09/08 06:47pm by djmiranda1 *

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Posted: 04/09/08 06:15pm

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I tried to get the my RV dealer & also the local Onan shop to install a FC in my Weekend Warrior. Neither would do it. Even if I was willing to buy the generator. I'd do it for $800. Need the fuel pump too.

The Onan guys would only install a propane unit.

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Posted: 04/09/08 09:29pm

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Why couldn't a person add one of these Fuel tanksPut a fuel pump and nozel together and you have your fuel station? It would take a little work, but should be able to do it and make it look ok.

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Posted: 04/10/08 03:54pm

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Thanks to this post now I am thinking of doing the install myself. I will install it in what should have been my generator compartment using a square aluminum fuel cell. I just have a question for the people who have the fuel station built in, what brand pump do you have? I am looking on the net for portable "gasoline" transfer pumps and all I come up with is diesel. Any info will help.