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    About Gasoline & Fuel Tank Trailers

    Trailers in this category are designed to comply with DOT 406 regulations covering hazardous materials, and their tanks hold less than 1,000 gallons to allow for transportation by drivers without a tank endorsement.

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    Length: 15 ft
    VIN: 56ZL1UF27SP001047
    Location: Washington, Iowa
    Stock Number: 4130-00781
    VIN: 56ZL1UF28SP000781
    Location: La Vergne, Tennessee
    Stock Number: 4160-00003
    VIN: 56ZL1UJ23TP000003
    Location: La Vergne, Tennessee
    Capacity: 920 gal
    Length: 13 ft
    Location: Sioux Falls, South Dakota
    Seller: Dakota Iron
    Model: SLT690
    Location: Goodyear, Arizona
    Seller: Sun Mountain Equipment LLC
    Capacity: 750,100 gal
    Length: 16 ft
    Location: Clear Spring, Maryland
    Seller: James Campbell
    Capacity: 500 gal
    Location: Chester, Montana
    Seller: Henke Enterprises Inc
    Stock Number: ABL950004
    VIN: 4A9BT162XRA283032
    Location: Seminole, Texas
    Seller: Raskull Supply Co
    Stock Number: ABL950002
    VIN: 4A9BT1623RA283034
    Location: Seminole, Texas
    Seller: Raskull Supply Co
    Stock Number: ABL750002
    VIN: 4A9BT1320RA283030
    Location: Seminole, Texas
    Seller: Raskull Supply Co
    Stock Number: ABL950003
    VIN: 4A9BT1621RA283033
    Location: Seminole, Texas
    Seller: Raskull Supply Co
    Stock Number: ABL500001
    Length: 13 ft
    Location: Seminole, Texas
    Seller: Raskull Supply Co
    Stock Number: N3441
    Capacity: 9,500 gal
    Location: Portland, Oregon
    Stock Number: E18809
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18598-E18599
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18613
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18702
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18701
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18703
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18680
    Capacity: 7,430 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18400
    Capacity: 7,400 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E17945
    Capacity: 7,400 gal
    Location: Puyallup, Washington
    Stock Number: E18581
    Capacity: 5,500 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18685
    Capacity: 7,400 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18712
    Capacity: 7,400 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18399
    Capacity: 7,400 gal
    Location: Tacoma, Washington
    Stock Number: E18548
    Capacity: 5,400 gal
    Location: Healdsburg, California
    Stock Number: E18300-E18299
    Suspension: Spring
    Location: Salt Lake City, Utah

    About Gasoline & Fuel Tank Trailers

    Gasoline and fuel tank trailers, sometimes called “gas carts” or “diesel carts,” are typically used on construction sites and farms to refuel equipment on-site. Compared to gasoline and fuel tank semitrailers, these smaller fuel trailers offer less than 1,000-gallon (3,785-liter) capacities, a threshold that allows drivers without a tank endorsement to legally transport fuel to and from work sites. Similar to their larger gas and fuel tank semitrailer counterparts, the tanks fitted to these trailers are constructed to meet Department of Transportation requirements for Class 3 combustible materials.


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    Fuel-Specific Configurations

    Since there are different DOT classifications when transporting diesel or gas, fuel tank trailer manufacturers often design their trailers’ tanks to haul one or the other. Diesel tanks tend to be more commonly equipped to trailers than gasoline tanks. Models equipped to transport diesel often also include a separate diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) tank that’s enclosed to protect its contents from sunlight and extreme temperature. Some fuel tank trailers are available in a multi-tank design to give operators more flexibility when transporting hazardous fluids. In addition to gas or diesel fuel, multitank trailers might carry fresh oil, grease, or reclaimed oil to keep fleets topped off on the jobsite.

    Common Features

    Gas and fuel tank trailers typically come with safety packages that include the necessary DOT decals as well as pressure relief vents and emergency shut-offs. The tank trailers often have a built-in engine and pump, as well as integrated hoses, so no other equipment is necessary to refuel vehicles and equipment. The fuel delivery system might include retractable hose reels and industrial-grade pumps to refuel equipment faster and offer greater accessibility and flexibility. These trailers also have their own battery, and some trailers include a solar power system to recharge this battery without needing to connect the trailer to a truck.

    The Best Selection Of Gas & Fuel Tank Trailers

    TruckPaper.com offers gas and fuel tank trailers for sale from all kinds of manufacturers, including popular brands like Farm Boss, FuelMate, FuelPro, Industrias America, Kel-Tec Trailer Mfg, MAS Trailers, Meridian, and Thunder Creek Equipment.