Video Transcript for Checking Out the Firestone Air Tank

Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com and today we're gonna take a brief look at this Firestone three gallon air tank. Now, this is going to provide a compressed air source for an air helper spring system, allowing for faster inflation of your air springs. As I mentioned, this tank will hold three gallons of compressed air. And if you notice here we do have one, two, three quarter inch NPT ports and this operates at up to 150 PSI of maximum pressure and it is SAE J10 compliant. Now, this is a (tank clanging) steel tank with brass fittings and this is going to do a great job of resisting corrosion with an internal and external enamel coating. So, lemme go ahead and give you some dimensions, so you can be confident that this is going to work for you.

So, measuring the overall length from end of port to end of port, we're sitting right at about 20 and three quarters inches long. It's kind of tricky to hold that at that angle. So, end of port to end of port, 20 and three quarters inches long. And then the diameter, lemme see if I can line this up for you here. We are sitting right at seven inches in diameter.

And then, the overall height, I'm gonna be measuring to the from the base all the way to the tallest point here. We're sitting pretty close to about eight and a half inches tall or so. And then, the mounting holes, let me turn this over like this, give you the measurement of the mounting holes. I'm gonna give you the length first from center-to-center. So, lining up my ruler, as you can see, we are sitting right at 12 inches center-to-center and then vertically center-to-center.

Looks like we're sitting right at about four. Let me straighten up my ruler. Four and 1/8th inches center-to-center. Well, that's gonna conclude our brief look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you.

Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.