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Apex Dispensing Systems Product Overview

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30 seconds turns a Truck into a service vehicle. #truck #tools #contractor #construction #shorts

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The video introduces a commercial 'service skid' designed to slide into the bed of a 3/4-ton or larger pickup truck, transforming it into an off-road heavy equipment service vehicle. This particular skid model features three distinct, individually shut-off tanks: a 300-gallon aluminum diesel tank, a 50-gallon stainless steel DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) tank, and a 50-gallon aluminum hydraulic fluid tank. Located at the rear of the skid are the corresponding pumps and hose reels for diesel, DEF, and hydraulic fluid, all controlled by a rocker panel switch setup. There's also a master cut-off switch in a separate fuse panel for safety. An air compressor, rated at 150 PSI, is integrated into the design. The system is a 'plug-and-play' type, requiring a pigtail connection from the skid to the truck's battery for power, allowing for quick installation or removal. Another product, the 'Fuel Station Pro', is shown, which is a trailer-mounted unit equipped with nine separate 100-gallon tanks, powered by a 6.5 horsepower Honda motor. This larger unit features a 150-foot hose reel and can dispense fuel at a rate of 30-40 gallons per minute, with options for a meter for resale purposes.

Goal: Showcase commercial truck bed service skids and fuel stations.

Tools and materials

  • 100-Gallon Tanks — Storing fuel on the Fuel Station Pro
  • Air Compressor — Providing compressed air
  • DEF Tank — Storing Diesel Exhaust Fluid
  • Diesel Tank — Storing diesel fuel
  • Fuel Station Pro Apex Dispensing Systems — Trailer-mounted unit for high-volume fuel dispensing
  • Honda Motor — Powering the Fuel Station Pro's pumps
  • Hose Reels N/A — Storing and dispensing hoses for fluids
  • Hydraulic Fluid Tank — Storing hydraulic fluid
  • Master Cut-off Switch N/A — Emergency power shut-off
  • Pigtail Connector N/A — Connecting the skid's power to the truck's battery

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All right, JC, this is a skid that slides into the back of a truck turning it into an off-road heavy equipment service vehicle at this point, right? >> Yes, sir. >> So, tell me about this, will you? >> Yes, sir. So, these are individually shut off tanks. So, you have 300 gallons of diesel made out of aluminum tanks, a 50-gallon DEF tank that's stainless steel, and then a 50-gallon hydraulic fluid tank that's aluminum. Back here, you have your diesel pump, DEF pump, hydraulic fuel pump, all ran off a rocker panel switch. So, just choose [snorts] whichever one, it cuts on the pump independently. And all the way to a fuse panel inside of there with the master cutoff switch. There's a pigtail that comes down, and you would run that all the way to the backside of your truck. Along here, we have a 150 PSI uh air compressor for you. So, the pigtail will run all the way back here to the back of the truck. You know, it's a plug-and-play system. You'd have another connector coming from the battery, and it's a quick connect, quick disconnect. So, if you ever wanted to take it out or move it anywhere, then we have another one over here called the Fuel Station Pro, which is nine 100-gallon separate tanks with master shutoff, too. So, you can either pull from all or pull from one. This one's ran by a 6.5 horsepower Honda motor. So, with the 150-ft reel, you're going to get around 30 to 40 gallons per minute. And then, this is mainly for the resale value. So, you can either get it outfitted with the meter or without the meter. >> Where do you guys find out more info on these, JC? >> Yes, sir. So, the company is Apex Dispensing Systems, www.apexdispensingsystems.com, and that would enable you to get any quotes or the final pricing and how you would even outfit it. We sell this one with the truck and the tank, or this is the tank. >> Okay, and this one will slide into any pickup truck as long as it's a 3/4 ton and up or >> So, this skid is a 8-ft skid. So, 8-ft bed. >> 8-ft bed. Awesome. All right. Thank you, J.C. >> Thank you.

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