Long shot I know but free

[dave_dj1]

I know a lot of you guys would like this but logistics will probably make it impossible to grab it for a splitter build. I have a 17 gal hydraulic tank with site tube and thermometer built in that I would give to any of you for the taking if you can pick it up here at my house. I'm at 12873 zip. I hat to scrap it but I'm tired of tripping over it. It's heavy, 3/4" steel top, 2 hp electric motor with pump in tank. I used the same exact tank on my splitter build.

 

[Ted Jenkins]

There are so many tanks laying around why use some thing heavy that is difficult to work on. Propane tanks that have old valves on them work well. 5 10 gallon are often thrown into metal scrap. Very easy to weld on with a stick welder. Truck air brake tanks and the list goes on and on. Thanks

 

[dave_dj1]

There are so many tanks laying around why use some thing heavy that is difficult to work on. Propane tanks that have old valves on them work well. 5 10 gallon are often thrown into metal scrap. Very easy to weld on with a stick welder. Truck air brake tanks and the list goes on and on. Thanks

Not too heavy after you unbolt the top, I welded on a 1/8" top in place of the 3/4" top. You just unbolt it (4 allen heads) and off comes the top, motor and pump.
I like having the site tube and temp gauge as well.

 

[Sandhill Crane]

I also have a hydraulic tank from my Navigator fork lift for free. I'll post pictures in a few days. 49453 zip
I'm guessing from memory, six to seven gallons. Site glass needs replaced and tank flushed. I replaced a couple hydraulic hoses and when I went to refill the system crud from the breather cap got in the tank, so I replaced it, the tank, rather than chancing anything getting in the system (valves, motors, cylinders, pumps).