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Tucker Fill N Go 50-Gallon Auxiliary Tank

Original price $1,648.99 - Original price $1,648.99
Original price
$1,648.99
$1,648.99 - $1,648.99
Current price $1,648.99
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Storage, Not Delivery

Storage, Not Delivery

The auxiliary tank adds 50 gallons of pure water storage to a Tucker Fill N Go. It has no pump, flow controller, reel or battery box of its own.

It works with the Fill N Go system, which does the delivery, so plan the connection between the two tanks and the space for both in your vehicle before you order.

Steel Straps on a Mounting Base

Steel Straps on a Mounting Base

Steel straps hold the tank down to its black mounting base, so the base is the part you fix to the truck bed or van floor.

A fitting on top and a hose connection low on the side link the tank into the system. Check that the connection sits where your hose can reach the Fill N Go before you bolt the base down.

A 50-Gallon Pure Water Tank

A 50-Gallon Pure Water Tank

Every member of this range is built around a 50-gallon tank: the Delivery units carry theirs on a powder-coated aluminum frame, and the auxiliary tank adds another 50 gallons.

There is no purifier on board, so fill the tank from your RO/DI system at the shop. More water on the truck means fewer refill trips and more working time on sites with no usable tap.

Got Questions?

Find answers below or contact our support team.

Does a Fill N Go Delivery make pure water?

No. The Delivery units and the auxiliary tank have no purifier. Fill them with pure water from your own RO/DI system, then pump it to the pole on site.

What powers the Delivery units?

A deep-cycle marine battery you supply. Tucker recommends a Group 24, 12V battery with at least 500 cranking amps and a 2-amp marine trickle charger.

How much water do they hold?

Each Delivery unit has a 50-gallon tank, and the auxiliary tank holds another 50 gallons.

How many people can work from one unit?

The Single User feeds one pole through one reel. The Dual User has two pumps, two flow controllers and two 150' reels for two operators at once.

What hose comes on the reels?

Each premium Tucker reel carries 150' of 3/8" ID spot-free water hose. Run your pole tubing from the end of that hose.

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