LONG RANGE FUEL TANKS

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Why do I need a Long Range Fuel Tank?

Brown Davis long range fuel tanks are an engineered solution to enable you to travel further with less fuel stops. They are designed to give maximum fuel capacity without affecting ground clearance, ramp over or departure angle, whilst being exceptionally strong to withstand the most rigorous of conditions. Brown Davis long range tanks allow you to travel to the most remote parts of the globe where the standard tank wouldn’t take you.

FIND THE TANK FOR YOUR VEHICLE

Justin talks Plastic vs Aluminised Steel long range fuel tanks. Learn a bit about the pros and cons of each, and of course, his pick is for PCOR Supertourers

Aluminised Steel Long Range Fuel Tanks

Brown Davis Aluminised Steel long range fuel tanks are constructed from 2mm aluminium coated cold rolled steel, to ensure maximum strength and durability. This gauge of steel is sufficiently resistant to impact damage that additional tank guards are not necessary. The aluminium coating on the specific steel used by Brown Davis, offers the best of both worlds with the strength of steel and the anti corrosion properties of aluminium.

Poly Long Range Fuel Tanks

Key features of Brown Davis Aluminised Steel Long Range Fuel Tank?

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Tapered approach angle to reduce frontal impact and improve ramp over clearance

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Fuel baffling system to prevent fuel slosh and to strengthen tank structure

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Gusseted brackets with double thickness pads to spread tank mounting loads

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Fuel pump sender flange designed to re-use the vehicle’s original equipment

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Swirl pot designed to carrel fuel around the pick up point

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Roll over check valve and expansion box for fuel expansion and venting

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Fast fill breather for rapid filling and to reduce bowser shut off

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Filler tube, connects to vehicles original filling point

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Cushion clamps to retain fuel lines to prevent damage and kinking

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Magnetic drain plug, horizontal and flush mounted to prevent damage

Key features of Brown Davis Poly Long Range Fuel Tank?

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Tapered approach angle to reduce frontal impact and improve ramp over clearance

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Fuel pump sender flange designed to re-use vehicles original equipment

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Roll over check valve and expansion box for fuel expansion and venting

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Filler tube, connects to vehicles original filling point

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Fast fill breather for rapid filling and to reduce bowser shut off (works with fast fill)

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Fuel line locators- for ease of fitment and to prevent kinking

AUXILIARY FUEL TANK GAUGE AND BUZZER

Fuel pumps burning out is now a thing of the past. Brown Davis has developed a new auxiliary fuel tank gauge, switch and buzzer unit to be supplied with most Brown Davis auxiliary transfer fuel tanks. the small unit is no bigger then a 10 cent coin and can be mounted nicely in vehicles dashes.

HOW IT WORKS

TANK FULL – FUEL NOT TRANSFERRING

THE LED GAUGE WILL SHOW TANK LEVEL AT ALL TIMES EVEN IF PUMP IS NOT RUNNING.

TANK FULL – FUEL TRANSFERRING

WHEN BUTTON IS PRESSED THE PUMP WILL BEGIN TRANSFERRING FUEL ACROSS TO YOUR VEHICLES MAIN TANK. THE ROUND YELLOW LED LIGHT SHOWS PUMP IS RUNNING

TANK HALF FULL – FUEL TRANSFERRING

AS FUEL IS BEING TRANSFERRED ACROSS THE LED LIGHTS WILL SHOW FUEL LEVEL REMAINING IN YOUR AUXILIARY TANK. AT ANY STAGE YOU CAN PRESS THE BUTTON AND STOP THE TRANSFER OF FUEL.

TANK EMPTY – FUEL TRANSFERRING

WHEN TANK IS COMPLETELY EMPTY A BUZZER WILL SOUND AS A REMINDED TO TURN THE PUMP OFF. LEAVING FUEL PUMPS ON FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME CAN BURN THEM OUT

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