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40 gallon capacity: 32″ long X 15″ wide X 20″ high. Weighs 160 lbs.
| Weight | 126.0 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 40 × 15 × 20 in |
| Hydraulic Reservoirs | Heavy Duty Side-Mount |
| Hyd Reservoir Capacity (GAL) | 40 GAL |
| Manufacturer | American Mobile Power |
Steel Sidemount Hydraulic Reservoir Tanks Manufactured by American Mobile Power
40 Gallon Steel Sidemount Hydraulic Reservoir Tank
Model: A-3400
This Steel 40 Gallon Hydraulic Reservoir is manufactured by American Mobile Power is fully baffled with pre-punched and slotted 2″ X 2″ mounting angles. Tank is constructed with two 1-1/4″ NPT suction ports, two 1″ return line ports, a magnetic drain plug, one 1-1/4″ port plug and one 1″ port plug. Filler/breather assembly is included, along with a 40 micron filter/breather cap (chain mounted) with nylon strainer basket and bayonet closure. Reservoir tank is powder coated black and has oil level temperature indicator. All tanks are factory tested. Item will needs to ship Freight please call in to set up shipping.
View: 40 Gallon Reservoir Design Print
Product Specifications:
- Two 1-1/4″ NPT suction ports
- Two 1″ return line ports
- Magnetic drain plug
- One 1-1/4″ port plug
- One 1″ port plug
- Dimensions: 40″ X 15″ X 20″
- Shipping weight: 160 lbs
- Manufacturer’s limited warranty included.
40 Gallon Steel Sidemount Hydraulic Reservoir Tank, A-3400
$625.00
In stock
No sales tax
Expected delivery Aug 14 - Aug 18
exactly as described
Tank itself is well built and the capacity is right for my application, but one corner had a small dent when it arrived — looked like it got knocked around in shipping. Didn't affect function so I kept it, just worth noting for anyone who cares about appearance.
This thing is built serious. Bolted it up in an afternoon, all the ports lined up where I needed them and the steel feels thick enough to last a long time. No complaints so far and the price was fair compared to what I was seeing elsewhere.
works great
Got this tank and installed it on my skid steer loader build, noticed a hairline weld seam leak on the side panel after filling it up. Had to drain everything and take it back off the frame. Really frustrating when you're already a few days into a build and this kind of thing sets you back. Quality control needs to be better on these.