Product Manual

RDS Manufacturing Inc. Contact:
300 Industrial Park Dr. [e-mail]
Perry, FL 32348 1-850-584-6898
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5) After drilling the holes for the tabs move the tank and clean any shavings out of the bed.
6) Next you will cut the neoprene into four equal pieces the width of the tank. Place the strips at the four
predetermined locations. The strips should be on top (not the valley) of the corrugation (sticky side down).
7) Now place your tank back to its desired location and line up the holes previously drilled.
8) Place a washer on the ¼” x 2 1/2” bolts. Insert the bolts into the holes. Underneath the bed place a washer, spring,
washer and then lock nut on the other side of the bolt. You will need two people to easily bolt the tank. Stop
tightening the bolt once the spring starts to compress.
This spring bolt combination will anchor the tank while still allowing the tank
to move with the bed of the truck as it travels over rough terrain. This will
prevent undue stresses from being passed along to the tank from the truck.
** The fill cap location and pump location can not be swapped. There is
special bracing inside the tank to support the pump.
** Do not use extension pipes to raise the height of the transfer pump.
Raising the pump puts extra stress on the tank and will void the warranty.