This 2200 Gallon Plastic Horizontal Leg Tank from Enduraplas is a haul-and-transport tank built to ride on a trailer or skid: a horizontal cylinder molded with integrated support legs so the body sits stable when full and drains toward the outlet. Its footprint is 67 inches wide by 130 inches long, and it stands 72 inches tall (dimensions verified) — the numbers you need to confirm your trailer deck, cradle, or containment pad before it arrives.
Will it work for your operation?
Rated at 2200 gallons, a full load of water weighs roughly 18,348 pounds. That single number drives everything downstream: axle rating, tongue weight, tie-down capacity, and how fast you can legally move it. Before you spec the trailer, run your load through the Tank Sizing Calculator and cross-check it against the Tank Sizing Guide so the tank, the cradle, and the tow vehicle are matched to the same weight. Horizontal leg tanks like this are what buyers search for as portable, haul, and transport tanks — the leg design keeps the cylinder from rolling and spreads that load across the full 67 x 130 footprint rather than a single contact line. Note the 72-inch height too: that is your loaded clearance figure, so measure it against gate, doorway, bridge, and overpass limits along the routes you plan to run before you commit to a haul path.
The mistake to avoid
The most common error with a leg-style haul tank is filling it with a liquid heavier than water without confirming the tank's specific-gravity rating first. Every gallon of a heavier fluid multiplies that 18,348-pound figure, and the walls and legs are engineered to a specific density limit. Confirm the specific-gravity rating for this tank against your intended liquid before you load it, and never assume a water rating covers fertilizer, brine, or any denser blend. If you are hauling ag inputs, the DOT rules that apply to portable farm tanks are worth reading before your first road trip — see our guides on the 49 CFR 173.5 agricultural exemption and the Non-Roadable Trailer scope for applicator and leg tanks. For blend consistency on longer hauls, our write-up on fertilizer-blend stratification covers the field checks that catch a stratified load before the spreader runs off-spec.
Fittings and layout
Refer to the technical drawing on this page for outlet, fill, and leg placement so you can position the cradle and plumbing before the tank ships. Confirming those locations against your trailer now saves a return trip to the fabricator later.
This tank ships by LTL freight and is quoted live to your ZIP code — get your number in seconds with the Freight Cost Estimator, or call us at 866-418-1777 and we will size the tank, the trailer match, and the freight together.
