FP7110T Vertical Pre-Charged Pressure Tank, 19 Gal, 1 in Npt, 100 Psi, Port

We asked a good friend to install this and connect it to the incoming and outgoing fresh water supply to our home. This tank was a bit larger than the one that was installed when the house was built in 2002. That tank failed and our water pump was going like crazy because of its inability to hold pressure. When Sam installed this new tank it worked like a charm. The pump and incoming fresh water is now at a steady pace of 40 psi. As the woman of the house I love it. I am from the city where the pressure was steady at nearly 60 psi. A steady 40 psi is good enough. It works great. No problems what-so-ever. We don't expect problems for 30 years. The tank and the pressure gauge we purchased as part of this project both arrived on time and packaged well. Not a scratch, bump or damage to either one. Thanks Amazon.

Great tank but it appears to be no longer available - that is what happens when you find a good product.

I have not installed , I will use as a booster for my 5 gal pressure pump it appears to be of a excellent quality

Great tank. Pre charged as advertised. As mentioned in other reviews, the threads are plastic. Line your tee up and thread gently and you install it. Do that and you will be OK.

The price was very reasonable. Very easy to install. It supplies the water for my home

I did not have to pressurize the tank- it was ready to go. If you are replacing yours, remember to install a union in the line going to the tank - see photo. I had done that on the last install and it made this replacement super easy.1. Undo the union. 2. remove the pipe still in the old tank and transfer to the new tank. 3. Put the new tank in place and reconnect the union. Turn the power back on.

Due to lowering system pressure, replaced this & pump after 10 yrs.. The 1st model had a sweet platform for the pump. Later models dont have it. Tried recharging bladder with 12 volt tire pump to specs. Either the membrane had already leaked or the recharge blew it. Metal shell seems intact, but replacing the internal bladder was beyond my pay grade and allotted time. To be fair, this water is very alkaline; but, i think the failure cause was that the ?neoprene? bladder has a limited lifespan. By the end of its decade i was unable to adjust the pump pressure properly, so pressures regularly got above 45psi, which may also have contributed to bladder failure. No signs of any corrosion.

My last tank had stopped holding water because the bladder had collapsed. I bought this new one which happens to be the exact same dimensions as the last so it was easy to swap out and not have to redo all my piping. Nice and easy install granted I was already setup for everything. Seemed decently priced too.