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Originally Posted by Barney21
Plastic ones will crack with continuous motion/ vibration I have never had any success with them ,The motion and jarring and expansion and contraction will split them.
Use Lined metal ones then get your self some closed cell foam put the foam between the drums and what you are lashing them to to stop rubbing,at least then when the time comes to use the fuel it will be there.
Have you thought of fuel bladders? you can have them made to order, you can even tow them behind. The military use them . You just have a fitting made to suit a small electric pump for evacuation of the fuel , when they are empty you can lay them on the floor if space is an issue. Where are you? ie Country? |
Checking them out now. In the US, where I am, it looks like they're available at this site:
https://readycontainment.com/store-2...=0&sort=normal
When full, I would guess they'd be hard to move, i.e. in
dinghy from to shore to
boat. Have to find a good
storage location (would you dare store them in a locker, probably not). Can't imagine having to deal with the rupture of a 20 gallon bladder.
Where do you store them? How difficult is it to refill them if you have to 
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