Sentences with phrase «gallon tank filled»

For pets, the family dog is a husky named Nanook and Stacy also boasts a 300 - gallon tank filled with African Cichlids.

If there is a 75 - gallon tank filled with 400 cardinal tetras, you don't let a customer pick the six he wants.

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There is a 2000 gallon minimum for wine purchase, and the only vessels filled are 250 gallon totes, portable tanks, or tanker trucks.

The one - gallon tank helps you and your baby have a good night's rest since it guarantees to operate up to 12 hours on a single filling

The larger 1.1 - gallon tank capacity gives it the ability to run for up to 24 hours on a single fill, and it is up to 25 % quieter than the typical evaporative humidifiers.

The tank on this humidifier has a one - gallon capacity, so you can use it for up to 12 hours on just one filling, which is nice.

Tall and wiry himself in jeans and a white T - shirt, Chamblin leans against one of three 1,000 - gallon water tanks that were filled regularly in the months after the earthquake but that, residents say, have been empty now for a year.

Some 56 million gallons of radioactive waste — enough to fill more than 1 million bathtubs — went to 177 large underground tanks.

Another example is the toilet tank fill diverter, which saves about 3/4 of a gallon of water per flush while remaining invisible to guests.

If you are inclined to pursue this kind of masochistic math, it means that filling up the 32 - gallon tank of Dukes's Chevy Suburban is like taking all the energy produced by plants over the course of a year on 1,280 acres of land.

Longer than two football fields and filled with 2.6 million gallons of salt water, this test tank in Leonardo, New Jersey, allows scientists to re-create nearly all the conditions of a spill.

The detector stations will be about 1.5 km apart, each one an 11,000 - liter (3,000 - gallon) tank filled with 12 tons of pure water.

Or place a filled water bottle in the tank to conserve 4,000 gallons per year.

Just measure your actual MPG by filling your tank all the way, then divide how many miles you drive until the next fill up by the number of gallons of said fill up.

Fuel economy rises from 11/18 mpg (city / highway) to 15/21, although if you can afford an AMG - tuned CL to begin with, chances are the cost of filling the 23.8 - gallon tank with premium isn't much of a concern.

I have seen a couple different values as to the actual fuel tank capacity, in real life I think about 17 gallons is the most it has taken to fill it up.

Will these 2 gallons fill the overflow reservoir tank as well if I pour them through the radiator cap?

We've filled up eight times on our adventure, stretching this last trip to 326 miles, nearly running the 12.7 - gallon gas tank dry.

Its first fill - up comes after 530 miles on the road, and we need to put only 12.9 gallons in the 15.6 - gallon tank.

When this 12 - mpg, 5.8 - liter Neanderthal rolled off the assembly line, nobody predicted that filling its 32 - gallon tank would someday require two swipes of the credit card because the pump stops at $ 100.

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With the 11.8 - gallon tank struggling to yield 200 miles between fill - ups, it's clear that the Juke is thirstier than its EPA label suggests.

On the upside, we could occasionally cruise for more than 500 miles on the highway without filling up the wagon's generous 17.8 - gallon tank.

I love our newer used car, however the gas tank is 24 gallons, so filling up with these gas prices is a little painful.

Others complain about the fact you need premium gas to run this car, but the car has a 8.7 gallon tank and you can get a full weeks worth of driving before the next fill - up at what i average 38.9 city driving.

It comes with 37 - gallon tank that can be filled in less than 10 minutes.

An average passenger car tank is 15 gallons, so you would add 6 ounces at every fill - up.

The 21 gallon fuel tank will give you over 500 highway miles per fill - up.

Dodge says the most - efficient Durango can travel 600 miles on a single tank; doing the math means Durango owners will be looking at a roughly 24 - gallon fill - up.

The new Continental GT's fuel tank will swallow 20 gallons of premium unleaded, which at the officially measured 23.2 mpg combined would allow you to travel more than 450 miles between fills.

If you filled up every millimeter of volume, Lincoln claims that the fuel tank can hold 15.5 gallons — but a quick glance at my receipts showed that my fill - ups came in around 10.

The fuel tank is so big (26 gallons) that most of the gas stations have a limit of 20 gallons, and I need to fill my tank in two steps.

And, like its counterparts, the Venice prefers only the finest of premium octanes filling its nine - gallon fuel tank.

In its basic form — which, according to the company, tips the scales at a filled - with - helium 2028 - lb curb weight — it also has no radio, no air conditioning, no power steering, no side or knee airbags, no carpeting to speak of, a miniscule 10.6 - gallon fuel tank, and no ability to adjust the passenger seat in any way whatsoever.

I do mostly city driving and only average about 310 per fill up, and its an 18 gallon tank so I was paying between 45 - 65 a fill up, depending on how high the gas prices were.

The gas mileage is not the greatest but with gas as cheap as it is one can fill up the 18 gallon tank for ~ $ 35.

Currently gas is cheap, but the 26 - gallon fuel tank is still going to demand fill - ups every 400 miles or so, depending on how and where you drive.

Thanks to eAssist technology, which also enables a numerically lower final drive ratio, the Malibu ECO can travel as much as 550 miles between fill - ups, despite having only a 15.8 - gallon gas tank.

And thanks to the Golf SportWagen model's ability to attain over 30 miles per gallon on the highway, along with an ample fuel tank, you can travel farther with fewer fill - ups on the way.

The fuel tank is too small and even with the outstanding fuel mileage, an 8 - gallon tank requires constant stops to fill up while we are on the road for work.

The S320 uses unleaded premium, which at, about $ 1.35 a gallon, stings the wallet a bit when its time to fill the 26.4 - gallon tank.

With the 15.6 - gallon tank of the all - wheel - drive Terrain, you can drive almost 600 highway miles on a fill - up.

By the grace of a 24.6 gallon fuel tank, I was able to make it from San Francisco to LA without a fill - up.

I would have bought an SUV if I knew that it was so small, and the gas tank only holds ten gallons, so I have to fill up every five min.

There's also a 22.5 - gallon fuel tank, and with both the tank and battery filled to the brim, the Q8 manages that previously mentioned 746 - mile range.

Surprisingly drivable for such a huge vehicle, the Infiniti QX56 includes essential technology, but filling its 28 - gallon tank will hurt.

With its 23.5 - gallon tank, I was looking at just over 500 miles between fill - ups, which proved especially useful during the desolate drive through Nevada to Winnemucca, then up the lonely Highway 95 through Washington and into Idaho, where fueling stations were very few and far between.

The 13.2 - gallon tank ensures long distances between fill - ups.

I have this Nissan Altima 2.5 for a month and 8 days and filled the gas tank for the third time, driving gently in the city and fwy combine my average MPG is 18.2 miles per gallon NOT 26 - 34 MPG as the sticker and salesman tells you.

The cost to fill the tank ran no more than $ 30 at a price of $ 3.60 ish a gallon very reasonable.