It is mainly used for irrigation or other watering applications where a fixed water source is not readily accessible. Have you ever wondered how large swimming pools get filled up with water? Companies will use a portable water tanker to speed up the process whether this is filling up a hotel pool, or raising water levels in an almost dried out pond. Sometimes, untreated well water or contaminated city water may also need to use a portable water tanker truck.
Offering Hot Dip Galvanized water tanks to the construction, road maintenance and firefighting industries for the past 10 years in order to provide superior corrosion resistance, longevity and ROI. This patented upgrade gives the consumer another option over the traditional epoxy coated steel, stainless steel or aluminum tanks. These common material options can have their inherent downsides when combating harsh water or salt on the roads. Our HDG tanks are dipped as a fully welded assembly allowing for greater corrosion resistance inside and out. Water trucks are designed to haul water in large quantities safely and efficiently. Our water trucks have a horizontal tank mounted on a skid for easy transfer.
But the once-a-month water truck deliveries are far from the perfect solution. The roads often become impassable in the winter, and barrels run dry. Many resort to melting snow or collecting water from livestock basins. That's because Arviso hauls water for tribe members of the Navajo Nation, where, on average, residents use 7 gallons a day to drink, cook, bathe and clean.
A 2000 gallon water truck is commonly installed to a single axle chassis such as a Ford, Kenworth, Peterbilt, or International. Our 3000 5000 gallon water truck, 4000 gallon, and 5000 gallon water truck gallon water trucks require a tandem axle chassis. Berkeley™ B3Z and B4 (Berkley), Banjo™, and other centrifugal water pumps can be power take-off (PTO) driven or hydraulic driven.
Homeowners can combine these offerings to maximize water savings and reduce their overall utility bills. The Phoenix Water Services Department is committed to safeguarding the health of its residents by complying with the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) updated Lead and Copper Rule (LCR). The City is working diligently to identify and mitigate any potential sources of lead in its water infrastructure, ensuring that residents continue to have access to safe and clean drinking water. Every machine in our rental fleet is powered by T3 – The OS for Construction.
