4,000 Gallon Dual Pump Commercial Gasoline Fuel Storage Tank

The dual pump commercial gasoline fuel storage tank is a complete above-ground refuelling station for fleets that cannot afford a queue at the pump. The data plate rates it at 4,000 gallons nominal capacity. Two dispensing points let two vehicles fuel simultaneously, halving the time a shift change ties up the yard. $17,000 at Propane Tank Traders. Everything is mounted on a heavy steel skid: the storage vessel, both pumps, and the fuel management hardware. It arrives as one unit, sets down on a prepared pad, and does not require the excavation, monitoring and permitting that an underground installation brings with it. Commercial Gasoline Fuel Storage Tank Specifications Type: commercial above-ground fuel storage and dispensing tank Capacity: 4,000 gallons nominal (per the tank data plate) Manufacturer: General Industries Inc, Goldsboro NC Date of manufacture: April 2023 Tank weight: 13,610 lb (±10%), empty Dimensions: 301″ x 70″ x 85″ Fuel: gasoline Dispensing: two independent fuel pumps for simultaneous refuelling Construction: heavy-duty welded steel Mounting: skid mounted for delivery and relocation Access: dual-side refuelling layout Management: integrated fuel management system Grade: commercial and industrial duty Price: $17,000 Two Pumps, Half the Wait Fleet yards lose more time to refuelling queues than most managers track. When twenty vehicles roll in at the end of a shift, a single dispenser turns fuelling into a bottleneck that pushes drivers into overtime. A dual-sided layout lets two vehicles pull up from opposite sides and fuel at the same time, which in practice cuts the yard’s fuelling window roughly in half. Fuel Management and Accountability The integrated fuel management system is what separates a commercial dispensing station from a farm tank with a pump on it. Fuel drawn is recorded rather than estimated, so consumption can be tracked against vehicles, departments or jobs — and unexplained losses show up in the numbers instead of in the fuel budget. Who This Tank Is For Transportation and delivery fleets, construction companies running gasoline pickups and light equipment, municipal and county yards, school district bus and service fleets, utility contractors, and industrial facilities that fuel their own vehicles. Any operation where more than a handful of vehicles refuel on the same schedule benefits from the second dispenser. Above-Ground Versus Underground Above-ground storage is inspected visually, repaired without excavation, and relocated if the operation moves. Underground tanks bring leak-detection requirements, corrosion monitoring and considerably more regulatory exposure. For most private fleet yards, an above-ground skid tank is the cheaper and simpler answer over the life of the asset. Freight and Delivery Ships by flatbed and is unloaded by crane or heavy forklift. Site preparation — a level pad, clear approach lanes for both dispensing sides, and adequate clearance from buildings and property lines — should be complete before delivery. Contact us with your site details for a delivered price, lead time and placement guidance. Related Fuel Tanks This commercial gasoline fuel storage tank runs two pumps. For a smaller single-pump gasoline setup, see the 655 gallon gasoline tank . Diesel equivalents are listed under diesel fuel tanks .