Toting gas

[CHassmann]

Gas dock and 5 5-gallon cans. I dump the 5 gallon cans into the dock and roll it to the dock about 50 yards away. Gravity feed to the boat off the dock works great. No marina at our lake either.

[Kenv]

For you ballerz with the G25....just get one of these bad boys....lol

[JoeA]

For you ballerz with the G25....just get one of these bad boys....lol

Now were talking.

[swankster]

For you ballerz with the G25....just get one of these bad boys....lol

I quoted one and will keep toting the the 5gal cans. You can buy a lot of gas with $4,500.

[b4yougo2]

Menards sells a conversion kit for 5 gal gas cans. Includes new spout and vent. I have converted all my cans with these. Screw the EPA and all the greenie weenies that want protect the world from climate change.

[NautiqueOasis]

Use six gallon and the Super Siphon and it works fantastic and very quick; make sure you get the largest size; I believe it is 3/4" maybe larger. I didn't like the hose that came with it (would kink); I replaced the hose with a thicker hose that I got from Lowes.

[BlkCrkNautique]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o08_s00

These work great for the 5 gallon cans.

[JoeA]

I have about 4 more weeks on the water before the boat heads off to storage for the Winter. They start dropping the lake here on 9/1 so I am at the mercy of TVA.

I will be buying a few of the 14 and or 29 gallon caddies for next season. I expect to save $1,000+ on gas next year by purchasing gas from a traditional gas station as opposed to the marina as it's .80 to $1.00 at the marina. We reside on the lake and boat is on a lift all Summer so it will be a little more work for us but with a 16 year old he can do 95% of the work and I save $$$.