RS22100CC-54, Thomas 100 Gallon Fuel Tank

• RS22100CC-54
• Thomas 100 Gallon Fuel Tank
• Non-Side / Inside Frame
• DOT Certified
• Height: 22
• Width: 23
• Length: 50
• Weight: 190 lbs
• Material: Steel
• Finish: Black Powder Coated
• Capacity: 100 Gallons
• Fill Contents: Diesel Fuel
• Tank Location: Between Frame Rails
• Shape: Rectangular
• Tanks are for Diesel Fuel Applications Only
• A certification label is attached to each tank indicating conformance to FMCSA / FHWA & CFR requirements
• Installers are responsible for tanks, brackets, straps and accessories being installed in a manner that meets CFR requirements
• Please provide the OEM number to ensure the correct part# is ordered
• Made in the USA
• 1 Year Warranty against defects in material and workmanship

Cross#’s: TBB 16272183, TBB16272183, 16272183, 167004

Works with the Below Part#'s:
68.50" L x 2" Wide, Thomas 14 gallon Stainless Steel T-Bolt Strap: SS6850TT200-00
Thomas / Freightliner / IHC Rubber Insulator for Fuel Tank: RI2.00-01

Thomas/Freightliner Fuel Tanks

Replace your leaking, malfunctioning or rusted OE fuel tanks with these economically priced aftermarket replacement diesel fuel tanks.  Designed and manufactured to the same quality standards and specs as OE-supplied tanks, these direct-fit replacement tanks feature a rectangular design. They’re made from heavy-duty mild-grade steel for superior strength and durability, come with a gloss black powder coat finish for years of long-lasting corrosion protection and are pressure tested to ensure leak-free performance. Our rectangular steel tanks have an internal rust preventive coating applied, are DOT-approved, are for use with diesel fuel and are available in various size capacities. All tanks come with a magnetic drain plug, rollover protection vent, vent tubing, fuel cap, drawtube, return, equalizer fittings and sending unit flange. Optional features include a sending unit, sight gauge, locking fuel cap and drain check valve. Find the rectangular steel fuel tank that matches your applications specs for an original equipment-like fit and installation.

What information do I need to have on hand to inquire about a fuel tank?

Generally, the height, width, length, gallons, and whether the tank is steel or aluminum is a good place to start. Additionally, the year, make, model & part number of the tank is helpful. Is the tank side-mount or non-side mount? Are there any steps involved? Is it a step tank? Are there steps on the straps and/or brackets? The more information provided helps to ensure that the proper tank is quoted.