2,376 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank with Pump and Containment Pan

The 2376 gallon diesel fuel tank is the largest skid-mounted unit we stock, built for operations that measure fuel use in loads rather than gallons. It stores diesel in a heavy steel vessel seated in a matched spill containment pan and dispenses through a commercial pump, mechanical meter and automatic nozzle. Supplied unused at $14,200. At this capacity a single delivery fills the tank, which is where the real saving is: full-load pricing, fewer drops, and no scramble when a supplier is running behind during harvest or a weather event. 2376 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank Specifications Capacity: 2,376 gallons (approximately 8,995 litres) Manufacturer: AM Tank Condition: unused Tank design: steel tank supplied in a matched steel spill containment pan Construction: heavy-duty welded steel Mounting: heavy-duty skid base Pump: commercial diesel transfer pump Metering: mechanical flow meter Dispensing: automatic nozzle on heavy-duty fuel hose Fuel type: diesel Price: $14,200 Full-Load Fuel Economics Fuel suppliers price by the drop as much as by the gallon. Small orders carry minimums, split-load surcharges and delivery fees that quietly add cents per gallon to every fill. A tank that takes a complete transport load removes those charges and lets you buy when the rack price is favourable instead of when you are nearly empty. Dispensing Package The commercial-grade pump is matched to the tank rather than borrowed from a smaller unit, so fill times stay reasonable even on haul trucks and large agricultural equipment. The mechanical meter gives a running gallon total for each fill, and the automatic nozzle shuts off at full without an operator holding the trigger. Who Runs a Tank This Size Mining and aggregate operations, large civil projects, grain and cattle operations at scale, logging contractors, municipal and transit fleets, and industrial sites with multiple generator sets. It is also used as a staging tank on remote projects where the site consumes diesel faster than it can be resupplied. Placement and Handling Plan the location before delivery. A full tank of this capacity is heavy, so it should sit on a slab or well-compacted, level ground with clear access for both the fuel delivery truck and the equipment being fuelled. The skid base allows repositioning when empty, but this is not a tank you will move casually. Freight and Delivery Flatbed freight with crane or heavy forklift unloading at the destination. Because size and site access drive the cost, we quote delivery individually — send your delivery address and we will return a landed price with lead time. Smaller Alternatives A 2376 gallon diesel fuel tank takes a full transport load, and if that is more than you turn over in a month, diesel sitting in storage can begin to degrade. In that case the 1,189 gallon or 1,050 gallon tanks are the better match. Compare all sizes in diesel fuel tanks .