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The Makita Pressurised Water Supply Tank is an essential tool for professional contractors and landscapers who require a portable, reliable water source for dust suppression and equipment cleaning in remote locations. With a robust 13.2-liter capacity and a generous 3-meter hose, it provides the convenience of a mobile water station, though users should note that the unit requires manual pressurization and does not include an integrated electric pump.
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This tank is designed primarily for water. Using chemicals may degrade the seals and components over time.
Most models feature a pressure relief valve; activate this valve according to the manual before opening the tank lid.
Yes, the hose is a wear item and can be replaced if damaged or worn out.
It is compatible with most Makita masonry saws, cutters, and grinders that require a water supply for blade cooling.
Empty the tank completely, clean the interior, allow it to dry to prevent mold, and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Check the seal on the tank lid for debris and ensure it is tightened correctly; check the pump assembly for damaged O-rings.
Check the hose for kinks and ensure the nozzle or tool attachment is not clogged with debris.
To set up the unit, fill the tank to the specified level, ensuring the intake filter is clean, and use the integrated handle to build internal pressure. Before every use, inspect the hose for kinks or structural cracks that might cause leaks. Compatibility is primarily with Makita masonry tools that feature standard water-line attachments. After use, it is critical to empty the tank entirely and depressurize the unit before storage; leaving water in the tank for extended periods can cause mineral buildup in the hose, and storing under pressure may fatigue the tank seals.
