Horizontal Non-UL Farm Skid Tank for Agricultural Storage

Please call at 303-321-6428 or email info@millsequipment.com for inquiries on special order items, check availability, and to place an order. Tank paint color options are white or tan. If no color is specified at time of order placement, the standard color "tan" will be selected.

Size	Type	Gauge	Dimensions (D x L)
150 Gal	Single Wall	14G	30" x 48"
300 Gal	Single Wall	14G	38" x 60"
500 Gal	Single Wall	14G	50" x 60"
560 Gal	Single Wall	12G	48" x 72"
1,000 Gal	Single Wall	12G	50" x 120"
1,000 Gal	Single Wall	12G	64" x 72"
1,500 Gal	Single Wall	12G	64" x 108"
2,000 Gal	Single Wall	12G	64" x 144"
2,000 Gal	Single Wall	10G	64" x 144"
2,500 Gal	Single Wall	10G	64" x 180"
3,000 Gal	Single Wall	10G	64" x 216"

 

Two Compartment

Size	Type	Gauge	Dimensions (D x L)
150 Gal	75/75	14G	30" x 49"
300 Gal	150/150	14G	38" x 61"
500 Gal	250/250	14G	50" x 61"
1,000 Gal	500/500	12G	50" x 121"

 

Farm Skid Tanks for On-Farm Fuel Storage

A farm skid tank is an aboveground, skid-mounted fuel tank used for on-farm fuel storage and dispensing. Skid tanks for farms are easy to place and outfit with dispensing equipment. For build and support details, Why Choose Mills? explains what to expect before you buy.

Single compartment skid tanks are best when you store one fuel type. Two compartment options keep fuels separated in one footprint. Our Tank Capacity Charts for Fuel Storage page to compare capacities and dimensions while planning placement and access.

How to Choose the Right Farm Skid Tank

Start with fuel type and turnover, then pick a capacity that matches peak season usage and delivery frequency. The sizing steps in Understanding Tank Sizing: Finding the Right Fit can help you estimate what size skid tank supports your operation.

Before ordering, confirm the basics that affect day-to-day fueling:

• Delivery access, clearance, and a stable base

• Safe hose routing and a protected dispensing area

• Clear fuel identification for diesel and gasoline

Pump Packages and Accessories for Skid Tanks

A farm skid tank performs best as a complete fueling system. Begin with Transfer Pumps, Hand Pumps, & Fuel Equipment options that match your power source and preferred flow rate, then select the components that complete your setup:

• Fill Caps hardware for the fill point

• Vents parts for proper tank breathing

• Filters & Filter heads components for cleaner fuel

• Decals items to label tanks and compartments

• Hose & Fittings selections and Nozzles options for dispensing

Non-UL Farm Skid Tanks vs UL-142 Skid Tanks

Non-UL farm skid tanks are often used on farms when local requirements allow, but some projects, insurers, and authorities require listed tanks. If certification is needed, compare UL-142 Single Wall Horizontal Skid Tank for Fuel Storage models with UL-142 Double Wall Horizontal Skid Tank for Fuel Storage options when secondary containment is required. For containment planning, Containment Dikes solutions can support spill control requirements.

Safety, Compliance, and Seasonal Checks

Requirements vary by location, so confirm expectations with your local authority having jurisdiction and your insurer. For practical guidance, On Farm Fuel Storage Regulations covers common considerations, and NFPA 30/30A for Farms: What Actually Applies to On-Farm Fueling adds context for safe storage and dispensing. In winter, Grounding & Bonding Fuel Tanks: What Inspectors Look for in Winter is a checklist for inspection items.

Farm Skid Tank FAQs

What is a farm skid tank used for?

It stores fuel and supports convenient on-site dispensing for tractors, trucks, and equipment.

Can I store diesel and gasoline together?

Two compartment designs keep fuels separated, and each compartment typically needs its own dispense setup.

Do I need a pump?

Most skid tanks use a pump for dispensing, while overhead systems rely on gravity flow.

For availability or a recommendation based on your fuel type and equipment, use Contact Us to connect with the Mills team right now.