AMERICAN FUEL TANK Portable 116 Gal Diesel Transfer Tank with 12V Pump | Model AM-TANK116DIESEL

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AM-TANK 116 DIESEL

Brand AMERICAN FUEL TANK / AM-TANK

Model AM-TANK116DIESEL

Fuel type Diesel only

Nominal capacity 116 gal (440 L)

Material High-density linear polyethylene (roto-molded)

Shape Other / portable poly carry tank

Overall size 47.2" L × 31.5" W × 30.9" H (approx. 48" × 32" × 34" in some retailer listings)

Empty weight ~114 lb (ship weight often listed ~140 lb)

Pump 12V DC diesel, ~10.5 GPM, 300 W, 22 A

Pump duty cycle 30 min on / 30 min off

Pump rating IP55, 2900 RPM, ON/OFF switch

Power cable 13 ft with clamps

Hose 13 ft flexible dispensing hose

Nozzle A60 automatic shut-off

Fill opening 2" with three-effect vent

Handling Forklift pockets (full), molded handles (empty), strap recesses

Lid Integrated cover with lockable draw latches

Colors Green/dark grey or black/grey (varies by lot)

What’s included

• AM-TANK 116 DIESEL polyethylene tank with lockable covering lid
• 2" fill plug with three-effect (pressure / vacuum / overturn) vent
• Integrated forklift pockets and lift handles
• Fuel level indicator
• In-tank suction net filter
• 12V diesel transfer pump, approx. 10.5 GPM (300 W, 22 A, 2900 RPM, IP55, ON/OFF switch)
• 13 ft power cable with battery clamps
• 13 ft flexible dispensing hose
• A60 automatic nozzle

(Plus and Premium editions add meter, water/particulate filter, longer hose, and other options. This copy is for the standard AM-TANK116DIESEL.)

Who it’s for

• Agriculture: tractors, combines, irrigation pumps, generators
• Construction and earthmoving: excavators, loaders, compactors, site generators
• Fleet and service trucks: on-the-road diesel top-offs
• Landscaping, logging, mining support, and remote industrial sites
• Anyone replacing jerry cans with a secured, pumped 100+ gallon supply

Do not treat this unit as a permanent aboveground storage tank. It is a portable transfer tank. Follow DOT / local rules for transporting diesel, secure the tank in the vehicle, and use a containment basin if you park it as a temporary site fuel point.