300-Gallon Power Agitated Skid

Product Description

• NOT A SPRAY SYSTEM
• 300-gallon steel tank with 7 gauge head, 10 gauge sidewalls
• 300-gallon system also available in trailer unit with enclosed tongue and front deck for blower and tool storage
• 9 HP Honda engine – Available upgrade to a 9 HP electric start Honda
• Hydraulic agitation with infinitely variable speed forward and reverse
• Full sweep 4 paddle agitation system with 3/8″ rubber wiper blades on each paddle for a cleaner tank
• 25″ gasketed manway with sand grate, inner splash lid, and lockable outer lid
• Lockable 2″ full port ball valve and aluminum quick coupler
• Mounting brackets for bolting unit to truck or trailer

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the 300-gallon power agitated skid used for?
   The 300-gallon power agitated skid is designed for professional asphalt sealcoating applications, including residential driveways, small parking lots, and light commercial projects. Its compact size makes it ideal for contractors who need a portable, efficient sealing system with consistent mixing performance.
2. What does “power agitated” mean on this skid unit?
   Power agitation means the tank uses a motor-driven hydraulic agitation system to continuously mix the sealcoat material. This ensures a smooth, consistent blend of sealer and additives, reducing settling and improving application quality. Power agitated units do NOT spray.
3. What type of tank and construction does the 300-gallon skid have?
   The unit features a 300-gallon steel tank with 7-gauge heads and 10-gauge sidewalls. It is built on a heavy-duty skid frame with mounting brackets for securing it to a truck or trailer for flexible installation.
4. What type of agitation system is included?
   It includes a full sweep four-paddle hydraulic agitation system with variable speed control in forward and reverse. Each paddle is equipped with rubber wiper blades to keep the tank walls clean and ensure thorough mixing.
5. Can the 300-gallon power agitated skid be mounted on a trailer?
   Yes, the unit can be bolted directly to a truck bed or mounted on a trailer. It is also available as a trailer configuration with enclosed tongue storage and front deck space for tools and blower equipment, offering added versatility for contractors.

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