Water tanks should always be stored out of direct sunlight & protected from freezing. The tanks should be installed at room temperature, with complete support under the tank. The tank must be supported on one side & end with 1/2" to 3/4" plywood, or equivalent, & strapped securely in position. Tanks with a capacity of 30 gallons or more should be totally enclosed. When determining location of fittings, make sure all tubing & fittings are installed so that all stress is eliminated. Use elbows to prevent partial bending or collapsing of the fill, drain, or vent tubing when a change in direction is required. Almost all fittings should be “spun” or “heat-welded” into the tank for proper sealing. Such compounds as sealants, pipe dopes, greases, petroleum jellies, glues, or other adhesives are not compatible with polyethylene. Should you desire to test the tank, fill with water & check visually.
Do not use a soap or detergent solution as the solution will cause stress cracking in the plastic. (All tanks are blank with no holes.) While supplies last
Do not use a soap or detergent solution as the solution will cause stress cracking in the plastic. (All tanks are blank with no holes.) While supplies last
