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If looking for a used HHO tank, pay particular attention to the support leg construction. I've seen quite a few of the type shown in the picture on pg 18 of the ^above^ linked PDF that shows how it can fail under the weight of its fuel load contents.

A lot of good info, with examples of do's & dont's pictures, regarding safe storage of above ground fuel contained in this PDF.

You mean like these drum caps? Sure seems like cheap insurance. Of course, I would also want to make sure the bottom is sitting on something (a couple of 4x6 cut-off pieces, pavers or whatever serves the purpose) that keeps it up off ground & from collecting moisture against the bottom.

Pretty easy if you are just hooking up to your aux fuel input on genset. If you purchase a transfer tank it will usually come with a plastic or metal threaded bung plug in top that you take out and replace with a reducer type adapter for inserting your draw tube that should be fitted to come...

Not sure what your budget is or how much deck clearance you have... but there are a lot of transfer type tanks shown on Northern Tool. You can also find them stocked in Farm Supply stores. I have both aluminum and steel transfer tanks on my generator trailers. Aluminum is more expensive but...