mpsmith60,
Nice video!
However, (1) I'm concerned about the 'securing bungee cord' holding the 5-gallon containers secure in the event of an automobile accident. If you were to be involved in an auto accident at any speed over 15mph, I'm not convinced that the containers whould stay in play. (2) Most fuel stations require fuel containers be filled ON THE GROUND, not in the back of a pickup, due to the potential of static electricity igniting the vapors generated while filling the containers. So, to illustrate the containers being filled without removing them from the pickup bed is an unsafe practice. Check out YouTube... here is just one:
Gas Pump Explosion Caused by Static Electricity - YouTube
Sure, the video fire was when filling a gasoline can. But any hydrocarbon fuel (including diesel fuel) can ignite. Sure, it is less likely when it's 0*F at the pump, because there are less vapors generated in colder conditions, but it's a matter of making safety practices the routine, not just sometimes. I know I would feel terrible if I told someone how to do a particular task and they performed it just as I suggested - and it resulted in serious injury/damage to them. Some of us know better and need to instruct those that don't know the dangers....
BarnieTrk