This 4 gallon solution tank is a breeze to assemble, and will last the life of your buffer, if not longer! Heavy-duty polyethylene construction makes this tank so durable that it can withstand temperatures from -40° to +200° F without cracking, leaking or becoming brittle. An extra wide opening allows for spill-free filling. A gravity fed stopper, when pulled, will dispense the solution down to the apron of the machine. If you are interested in different styles or colors of tanks, please take a look at our complete line of shampoo tanks.

This solution tank will fit onto any one of the rotary floor scrubbers that we sell, as well as any other floor buffer on the market. Please note that some floor buffers require a smaller 3/8" diameter hose. We offer a 1/2" to 3/8" O.D. conversion kit that will allow this tank to be attached correctly to these machines. Take a look at the instructions below for picture by picture assembly instructions.

Instructions to Attach Your Solution Tank

1. Items included for your solution tank kit.		2. Remove the hose and fittings from inside the tank and set aside.
3. Remove the 2 u-bolts and mounting brackets from your handle.		4. Attach the 2 u-bolts and mounting brackets to your handle. For larger handles, the brackets on the u-bolts can be omitted. Leave bolts loose to allow for adjustment
5. If room is needed, loosen and lower the cordwrap bracket on your handle.		6. Attach top bracket to the solution tank.
7. Line up the bottom bracket and attach to the solution tank.		8. Adjust tank to proper height and tighten u-bolts
9. For thinner aprons, remove the angle and extention and put the washer and nut on the hose fitting. For thicker aprons, keep the angle and extention on the hose.		10. Remove the fitting protector and attach the main hose to the hose fitting.
11. Locate the hold in the apron that is made for the solution hold. Some machines have a cap in the hole. If there is a cap, remove it. Remove nut from fitting.		12. Slide extension rod through the hole in the apron, making sure the washer is on top. Attach the nut to bottom of rod. Make sure to adjust rod, so it will not rub pad driver, or brush!