"Slim Line" design
allows tanks to be installed in tight areas. Allows existing facilities
to upgrade to flush cleaning without rebuilding. Washes away waste
in seconds without disrupting daily routines.
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Check Out These Features
- Simple "linkage free" pneumatic sealing promotes
a sure seal every time.
- Efficient hydraulic design featuring bottom discharge ports
gets the job done with less water.
- Manual operation available on request.
- Available in 450, 625, and 900 gallon capacities.
- Excellent for places you thought could never be flushed clean.
- Special orders available for specific sizes and configurations
to meet your exact needs.
- Available with primed finish (ready for the final coat after
installation by owner) or with "top of the line" hot-dip
galvanized finish for extended service life.
- Fully Self-contained Storage, release and control in ready-to-use combination.
- Ideally suited to parlor and holding pen flush applications, calf barns, treatment pens and working areas.
- Simple, rugged construction for extended, maintenance free service.

Question: Can Flush Tanks clean both my parlor and holding pen?
Answer: Yes. A pair of 2 x 10 tanks are adequate for up to a double 30 parlor with 250 head holding pen and 44’ of total width. Smaller tanks are available and sized proportionally to serve smaller areas. Still larger tanks may be provided for up to double 48 parlors or larger holding areas up to 48’
total width.
Question: What slopes can I flush?
Answer: A 1% slope is recommended in the parlor (3/4% minimum). The holding area should slope between 2.5% to 5%. Other slopes will work, request technical assistance from our staff for
special applications.
Question: Do flush tanks cost more than a valve flush system (valves, exterior reservoir and underground
piping)?
Answer: No. When all cost are considered flush tanks are usually the least costly method to provide total parlor and holding pen flush clean up.
Question: Will the Flush Tanks use more water than a high volume hose?
Answer: No. If properly utilized the flush tank system will use virtually the same amount of water but
require only 30 seconds for cleanup compared to 30 minutes with a hose.
Question: Do I need a separate air compressor for the Flush Tanks?
Answer: Typically no. If you have an air operated parlor or crowd gate the flush tanks can use this air system and require less than 3% of the total output. It is recommended air be taken off prior to
any in line oilers.

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2x5 Tanks have one discharge port.
All others have two as shown.
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Primed finish in lieu of galvanized
available on all tanks.
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Special sizes and configurations
upon request.
Application Guidelines
- Use the largest possible tank to fit space available
- Use in new or existing facilities
- For unusual applications or those beyond the normal dimensional constraints call for assistance
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:
Flush tank shall be completely self-contained unit featuring bottom discharge design utilizing Firestone Airstrokeâ pneumatic actuators to control the flushing procedure. Unit shall be linkage-free to minimize wear and maintenance, constructed from heavy .1875” plate steel with .250” x 2” ribs, reinforcing and bracing for structural integrity. Hot dip galvanized final finish. Inflow control valve to be included.

Typial Calf Barn Utilization of Flush Tanks For Pricing, or to Order, Call (800) 527-1030 |