260 SERVICE LUBE SKID
Key Features:
- (1) 60-gal (227.13-L) used oil tank
- (1) 60-gal (227.13-L) fresh oil & fluid tank
- 12-cfm vacuum/compressor driven by 6-hp Kohler engine
Description
The 260 Service Lube Skid provides great value to the jobsite. This two-tank system is typically used for basic oil changes and service when only one type of new oil is needed. Each tank holds up to 60 gallons.
Specifications
Tanks
- (1) 60-gal (227.13-L) used oil tank
- (1) 60-gal (227.13-L) fresh oil and fluid tank
Power
- 12-cfm vacuum/compressor driven by 6-hp Kohler engine
Hoses and Reels
- (1) 3/4-in x 25-ft (1.91-cm x 7.6-m) used oil hose on spring retractable reel
- (2) 5/8-in x 25-ft (1.59-cm x 7.6-m) fresh oil hose on composite spring retractable reel
- 3/8-in x 25-ft (0.95-cm x 7.6-m) air hose (priced separately)
- Integrated used oil offload
Sage Oil Vac Attributes
- Patented vacuum process to load fresh fluid tanks (barrel straws priced separately — specify quantity and length)
- Patented Used Filter Receptacle™ (UFR)
- Patented Filter Stinger™ (priced separately)
- 10-micron filters on all new oil reels
Hose Ends, Meters, Handles
- Used oil hose — 3/4-in (1.91-cm) cam and groove fitting
- Fresh fluid hoses — 1/2-in (1.27-cm) flush face quick disconnects, adaptable to meters (priced separately — specify quantity and type)
Frame
- Skid mounted
- Table top frame design
- Forklift-able (empty only)
Dimensions and Weights
- Width: 49 in (1.24 m)
- Length: 75.125 in (1.91 m)
- Height: 43.5 in (1.10 m)
- Empty weight: 925 lb (420 kg)
- Normal max operating weight: 1,363 lb (618 kg)
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