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Explore Combined Fuel & DEF Transfer Tanks (Pickup)

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What are D.E.F. Regulations and how to live with them.

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Consider solutions for efficiently managing DEF and fuel on job sites. The video presents Thunder Creek's integrated transport tank designed for the back of a pickup truck. This unit typically holds 100 gallons of diesel fuel and 18 gallons of DEF fluid in separate, protected compartments. The design ensures all fuel and DEF equipment is enclosed and concealed when the tank is closed, preventing contamination. A key feature for colder climates is the integrated heating component, which uses a diesel heater to warm the DEF tank, preventing the fluid from freezing (DEF freezes at 12°F / -11°C) and ensuring year-round usability. This unit reduces the number of separate trips needed for refueling and DEF replenishment.

Goal: Evaluate integrated fuel and DEF transfer tank solutions for on-site fluid management.

Tools and materials

  • Pickup Truck N/A — Carrying the transport tank to job sites
  • Diesel Exhaust Fluid — Replenishing DEF systems in diesel equipment
  • Diesel Fuel N/A — Refueling diesel equipment

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