Fuel Tank Installation

Engineered for Precision and Safety

Fuel tank installations require meticulous material placement to ensure structural integrity and prevent costly errors. At CAS, our machines are designed with this precision in mind. Built with robust direct hydraulic drive floors and patented worm gear systems, our equipment delivers consistent performance, reducing the risk of overfilling or misplacement. With premium components, superior powder coating, and exceptional fit and finish, every machine is engineered for reliability and long-term safety—critical factors when handling the delicate tolerances of fuel tank projects.

FatBoy: Dual-Purpose Excellence for Rapid, Controlled Placement

The FatBoy stands out as a true dual-purpose work truck, uniquely combining slinging and dump truck capabilities into one efficient system. Its zero-degree feed floor, complemented by a 32″ exposed feed area and nearly vertical Hardox steel walls, ensures material is delivered in a tight, controlled pattern. With an advanced hydraulic control package and a dual-function rear gate that enables both fine slinging and rapid bulk offloading, the FatBoy offers the flexibility to handle varying material requirements in fuel tank installations. A low center of gravity further guarantees stability during operation, reducing the risk of material spillage and ensuring safe, precise placement every time.

AT7: Agile Operations in Confined, Sensitive Environments

Fuel tank installations often take place in restricted areas where precision is paramount. The AT7 is designed for exactly these challenges. Its compact 12-foot footprint, powered by a 225hp Tier 4 CAT engine, allows it to navigate tight spaces with ease. Fully remote-controlled, the AT7 offers multiple steering modes—including crab and four-way options—enabling it to deliver material accurately at distances up to 150 feet. This agility ensures that even in the most confined settings, every load is placed with exact precision, safeguarding the integrity of the fuel tank structure.