Ameri-kart Abs Bottom Drain 6 Gallon Rv Holding Tank on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
Ameri-Kart ABS Bottom Drain 6 Gallon RV Holding Tank
ABS holding tanks are vacuum formed from tough, durable ABS plastic. Tank lids are glued, welded, and edge-sealed. All tanks have 1" screw flanges around the outside perimeter for ease of installation. It is recommended that all tanks be strapped.
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