Jase from All 4 Adventure TALKS TANKS! Steel vs Poly?? And which tank does he run in each vehicles??

Join Jason from All 4 Adventure as he dives deep into the capabilities and benefits of Brown Davis long-range fuel tanks. In this detailed review, Jason explains why he relies on these robust steel tanks for his journeys into Australia’s most secluded spots. Discover the various tank models he uses across different vehicles, and find out what makes the Brown Davis steel tanks his preferred choice over poly tanks.
Key Highlights:
Strength and Durability: Jason tests the ruggedness of these tanks in the tough Australian outback.
Customization for Different Vehicles: Insights into the specific tanks Jason uses for each of his adventure rigs.
Exclusive Features: Learn about the unique features of the steel tanks such as baffles, a swirl pot, and a drain plug that make them ideal for remote travel.
Whether you're a seasoned explorer or just gearing up for your first adventure, Jason’s practical advice and real-world experience will help you understand how a quality fuel tank can enhance your travel capacity and safety. Don’t miss out on these expert tips and insights for reaching the most remote parts of Australia confidently.
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[@toofarsouthoffroad]

Got the Brown Davis 185L , very well made. Great to have the extra range.

[@elliotkane4443]

Doesn't the swirl pot come with your vehicle? Is that reused or does Brown Davis supply a new one? Also want to recommend people add a pre-filter/water seperator if you've got a diesel, more tank means more condensation.

[@thelonewolf666]

nearly all 4wds come out with poly tanks and they are proteced anyway

[@Arnold-um7zr]

With a bit of thin alloy which does nothing to protect the tank - speaking from experience