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You and everyone else. I have looked and came up empty ( pun intended )
been asked a lot but no one knows.
Well actually the CARB cans are just having the opposite effect. The idea was to limit vapor emissions but the contraptions to prevent it cause plenty of fuel to be spilled. Maybe some TV station should go and get the head of CARB, give him/her a CARB compliant can and ask him/her to fill a lawn mower, or for bonus points fill a car with it.
Titan avoids the EPA/CARB quagmire by limiting their offerings to Diesel only. Some other companies put the usual "off-road only" disclaimer on their products but technically you could fail visual in CA with a different tank.
Somebody who has seen a few different gas and diesel tanks might be able to say what the differences are. They do have different part numbers for the same year. Looking at pics it appears the fuel pump is mounted differently.
I know the feeling I have a long bed and my bumper pull is right at 37’. The swing to get into fuel stations can get interesting!
I keep a minimum 1/4 in the toy hauler and I keep 2 full 5 gallon cans.
So, if I understand correctly, as long as it is fed from the top of the tank by a pump its legal. is there any requirement that it be bed mounted? IE: why can't you fab, buy, repurpose a tank to mount in place of the spare and plumb it the same as this. the only difference is location. What am I missing?
