I had removed my Off Road Only Air system and reinstalled the Kilby's Onboard Air system, I needed a new tank for the system. Kilby Enterprises was in the midst of being sold, so didn't have any of theirs in stock, so I turned to VIAIR to provide me with a tank. I picked up one of their 2.5 gallon tanks to fit inside of my River Raider skid.
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Here is the tank. It comes with six (6) 1/4" bungs welded onto the tank so you should have plenty of fitting locations for all you plumbing needs.
First install the rubber vibration isolators in the bottom feet of the air tank. VIAIR provides you with more than enough isolators and bolts for mounting the tank. You don't need to install the mounts, I did to provide me with a little extra clearance on that side.
Take a look at your rubber grommets, they should have a brass insert inside of them. You will need to push the insert out, otherwise you will not be able to install these in the tank feet.
With the brass insert removed work the grommet into the opening in the foot. It takes a little bit ow work, but they will go in.
Reinstall the brass insert into the grommet.
Install your fittings into the tank. This really depends on what type of fittings you are using and how the tank will be mounted. In my case the tank would be mounted sideways, so one end with the 4 fittings supported a small manifold for my pressure switch and relief valve, a supply line for the pressure gauge, the air inlet connection and a plug, while the other end had the drain and air outlet fitting.
