When you’re constantly on the move, especially for state DOTs, you need a water tank that can keep up. Whether it’s a pick-up truck, a semi truck, or a tractor, you need something that can haul the large quantities you need without holding you back or taking up too much space in your vehicle. Do such tanks exist? Absolutely – and then some. You have a variety of different options to choose from, meaning you can find the right fit for your vehicle without having to compromise.
Below we break down a few different options you might consider for mounting onto your truck or trailer to make your job a whole lot easier.
Pick Up Truck Water Tanks
If you’re looking for something that will fit perfectly in your truck, why not just get something that’s specifically designed to fit into your truck bed? Seems obvious, right? Pick up truck water tanks do exactly that. These flat, rectangular tanks are designed with the intent of transporting water with ease. You can even find ones designed specifically for your truck, like these 205 gallon tanks that are sure to fit in your Nissan Frontier, GMC Canyon, Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, Dodge Dakota or Chevrolet Colorado.
Water Caddies
Much like the pick up truck water tanks, different sizes of water caddies can be a major asset when you’re trying to carry liquid for a great distance without losing space in your truck. The half moon lay down water caddy in particular is efficient, fitting either in a truck bed or mounted to a trailer. You can also invest in a hay rack water caddy to put on top of your larger rig or RV. Some water caddies even come with storage space to keep your tools, so you can venture off to your next job with everything you need wrapped together in one tank.
Tear Drop Tractor Mounted Tank
Trucks and trailers have a lot of versatile options, but what about larger industrial vehicles like tractors? You’ve got some great options there as well, especially with a tear drop tractor mounted tank. The tank is designed with strap recesses, making it especially easy to anchor to your tractor as long as you have the bottom fully supported and cradled. A vented lid and santoprene gaskets come standard on these tanks, making them heavy duty and ready for whatever task you might come across on the road.
Think one of these mounted tanks will work for your DOT job? Or do you have specific requirements for your job and need help finding a tank that meets your specifications? Reach out to Go To Tanks and we’ll help you find the perfect tank that haul in your truck or trailer.