Posted by BarnyardEngineering on December 05, 2018 at 11:21:57 from (98.17.202.245):
In Reply to: Gas caddy... posted by Red1 on December 04, 2018 at 14:27:05:
I've considered a gas caddy on multiple occasions, but legalities aside, they seem like more of a hassle than a convenience.
Who's lifting 15+ gallons of gas out of the back of the truck after you've taken it to the gas station and filled it? You gotta go get the loader tractor, not bash your tailgate with the bucket, maneuver the caddy into the bucket, and lower it to the ground. Hassle and inconvenience.
If you're going to be hauling the gas home in 5 gallon cans, then why bother with the caddy at all? It's just another operation, and it doesn't get you away from pouring 5 gallon cans of gas. Just more hassle and inconvenience.
The cheap ones are gravity feed, so you're back to getting the loader out to use it on anything but a push mower. Sure you can put the caddy up on a shelf and fill it with 5 gallon cans, but now you're up on a ladder pouring 5 gallon cans, and your original beef was with standing on the ground pouring 5 gallon cans... How's this any better? Hint: It's not.
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