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I made a big fuel truck out of a big Kerodyne S3 tank and a Grapple, and wheels of course lol. I am very surprised that it doesnt flip over. I keep it by the runway in case I need to come back and refuel a plane. If you need to be able to get to this tanker with a new vehicle (if you have the money), you can make a cheap plane that has 3 of the small drills, a small converter, and a medium cooling system that cools all of your vehicle parts all at once (if you have the technology for the drills). The Juno jet engines should be enough, but I like the Wheesley ones the best. Anyway, three small drills and a small converter can fill up the fuel in a small plane in a week of game time or so, so it should be able to fill your tanker in a week or two. If your tanker is on the Mun or Minmus or somewhere with less ore percentage, you might want to use big drills and a big converter to be more efficient and not take even longer.
If you have the BG addon, you can also use robotics to create a crane fuel boom which is pretty cool.