The limit is a relatively new restriction. It used to be that you needed to be ASDR qualified to transport say 50l of fuel in a single tank, but you could stick 10 jerry cans in the back of a transit, and no-one bothered!
Not sure whether bio-fuel comes under the same restrictions tho'.The limit is a relatively new restriction. It used to be that you needed to be ASDR qualified to transport say 50l of fuel in a single tank, but you could stick 10 jerry cans in the back of a transit, and no-one bothered!
Technically, yes - and they could do the garage that let you fill them too! But unless they had reason to stop you and search vehicle..then not likely. I routinely carry 20 litres tractor fuel, 10l for my pick-up, and up to 20l unleaded/2-stroke for collection of strimmers/chainsaws. There are further restrictions btw about vehicles without bulkheads!
Technically, yes - and they could do the garage that let you fill them too! But unless they had reason to stop you and search vehicle..then not likely. I routinely carry 20 litres tractor fuel, 10l for my pick-up, and up to 20l unleaded/2-stroke for collection of strimmers/chainsaws. There are further restrictions btw about vehicles without bulkheads!
my mate has six of them big fuel bowsers in cages full of fuel in a lock up , its bio he has made and every few days he fills up his LR from them, its all personal and he wont sell it , so i presume as bio is not flamable etc etc its ok to store, same as storing engine oil , besides the point i wouldnt class filling three jerry cans up as a LOT of fuel, if im out mowing and strimming or chainsawing, il carry the same amount in the trailer, 
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