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Montana Man · 04-03-2021, 05:08 PM

Agree with all that. In the example of a fuel tank, they are engineered to a high level. But none the less they are made to hold together. A first year engineering student could have designed a way to make our tanks hold up. Or, they could have simply followed the tank manufacturers guidance. I don't want to harp on this subject but what they did frys me. They saved probably $50 and we are cutting out and replacing the nastiest parts of our $60k+ trailers.

04-03-2021, 05:08 PM	#61
Montana Man Montana Master Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Carson City Posts: 2,017 M.O.C. #21963	Agree with all that. In the example of a fuel tank, they are engineered to a high level. But none the less they are made to hold together. A first year engineering student could have designed a way to make our tanks hold up. Or, they could have simply followed the tank manufacturers guidance. I don't want to harp on this subject but what they did frys me. They saved probably $50 and we are cutting out and replacing the nastiest parts of our $60k+ trailers. __________________ 2016 3160, Legacy, Sailuns, Splendide 2100 xc vented, 1 1/2" axle lift blocks, disk brakes. 2014 Ram 3500 SRW SWB 4X4 6.7 Aisin Mega Cab, EBC slotted disks and brakes, Titan fuel tank.