most times if you see a trucker measuring fuel with a stck, it is because semitruck fuel gauges are notorius for not being accutate it is esaier to dip a stick in tank to see what level the fuel is at. this doesnt tell how many gallons just the level I dont know what sort of crap trucks you have in the US, but in Europe most trucks are equiped with very accurate fuel gauges and computers to tell you the MPG and other information. Nobody ever uses a stick to see what fuel they have in the tank.
No.
Box type delivery truck? The one I drive has 2-fifty gallon fuel tanks
In the back of a truck - if that's what type of fuel tank you're talking about
On the ground if you've taken them by truck. Never fill them when they are in the bed of a truck.
2 tanks 2 fuel pumps. each tank will haves it's own fuel pump. i just put 2 new tanks and fuel pumps in my 87 stepside.
That truck has a fuel pump inside of each tank.
You don't. The fuel system draws from both tanks concurrently.
Most f250 fuel tanks if single are 24-25 gals
On the ground if you've taken them by truck. Never fill them when they are in the bed of a truck.
The average fuel tank on a commercial truck capacity is 50 gallons. Capacity of the larger trailer tanks is approximately 9,000 gallons.
The fuel pumps on all the newer cars and truck are located in the gas tanks. the tanks have to be dropped to change them.
Check your suction lines and pickup tube on the tanks.