This 2000 litre diesel tank is commonly used on farms, job sites and remote setups where larger gear or multiple machines need regular top-ups. It’s a great fit for anyone who’s outgrown smaller mobile units.
Use the supplied galvanised mounting pins to secure the tank to your vehicle or trailer. Always position it on a flat, stable surface, and use additional tie-downs or restraints when operating on uneven or off-road terrain to prevent movement. Ensuring proper mounting minimises the risk of instability and enhances transport safety.
You can. The tank is made from high-grade poly that’s UV-stabilised and resistant to cracking or warping. It’s built for long-term use in Aussie weather, so you don’t need to worry about rust or sun damage.
No. The DieselCadet™ tank is purpose-built for diesel fuel and fully compliant with Australian Standards for the safe storage and transport of combustible liquids. It must not be used for petrol or other incompatible fuels, as this may compromise safety and void warranty. If you need to store or transfer alternative liquids, contact TTi for expert guidance and a Liquid Compatibility Chart.
Regularly inspect the tank for any signs of wear, damage, or leaks. Ensure the breather system operates correctly, and keep the lid and seal assembly clean to maintain a secure closure. Periodically check that the earth strap is intact and properly connected to prevent static build-up. Do not clean the tank with water — if required, use only diesel-compatible cleaning agents and ensure all residues are removed before refilling.
Check that the power connections are secure and the delivery hose is correctly fitted. Regularly inspect the pump for blockages, wear, or electrical issues, and never allow it to run dry. Follow TTi’s recommended maintenance schedule and the pump’s specific servicing guidelines to ensure reliable, efficient operation.
The DieselCadet™ features a lockable filler cap for security, an integrated earth strap to prevent static discharge, and a splash-resistant breather system to safely manage pressure. Always adhere to local regulations regarding the storage and handling of combustible liquids, and ensure the tank is operated in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources.