This pre-charged Water Worker 62 Gal. Pressurized Well Tank is designed as a direct-fit replacement for the majority of installed well tank bases and will maintain its air charge for years to offer you easy upkeep. The tank's deep-drawn steel construction and stainless-steel waterway lining provide excellent durability, while the tank's polypropylene liner separates water from the steel shell to help prevent taste or odor from being absorbed into the water.
Designed as a direct-fit replacement for the majority of installed well tank bases
Constructed of deep-drawn steel for durability
Polypropylene-lined steel supports water weight to ensure water never sits in loose-fitting vinyl or rubber bags that can fold, crease and wear
NSF certified for clean safe drinking water
Polypropylene liner separates water from the steel shell to prevent taste or odor from being absorbed into the water, formed liner fits the steel shell for added durability
Sizing - count the number of water fixtures in and outside the home and multiply that # by 3; fixtures include faucets, spigots, shower heads, dish washer, washing machine, etc. for hot tubs and sprinkler systems add 1 to 2 fixtures for each; there are no disadvantages to having a larger well tank as fewer pump cycles will extend pump life and save money on electricity
System connection: 1-1/4 in. NPTF, threaded malleable iron elbow with stainless steel insert and connection does not include plastic that can cross-thread or crack
Thick diaphragm keeps water separate from pre-charged air and helps to reduce air loss
Molded diaphragm offers an ideal fit, sits on top of the water and will not fold, crease or drag against the steel shell
62 Gal. total volume provides ample capacity
Pre-charged to 38 psig; 100 psig maximum working pressure
Maintains air charge for years to provide easy upkeep
2-part water-based paint system sprayed over a durable 2-part epoxy primer provides corrosion resistance and safe paint covering
1-1/4 in. NPTF system connection uses malleable iron for dependability
Well tanks are not be used in Reverse Osmosis systems
Well tanks are not be used for water expansion in thermal (water heater) or hydronic (boiler/solar) systems
Accessories shown in alternate image sold separately
Q:It says "Well tanks are not be used in Reverse Osmosis systems" but according to the manuf. website/catalog it says it has a stainless insert. So why can't these be used as a holding tank for RO water?
by|Sep 28, 2021
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Q:Can this item be ordered at my store?
by|Jul 10, 2021
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A:Â Hi JD1048,
The Water Worker 62 Gal. Pressurized Well Tank is currently out of stock per the vendor, but it may be available at your local Home Depot store as there is a listed store SKU number. To determine availability you will need to localize the item online by using a zip code.
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If you do not see the store inventory for this item, it is most likely an online exclusive in your region, or out of stock. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.
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by|Aug 2, 2021
Q:Can a jet pump be mounted on top of the 86 gal vertical tank?
by|Jun 23, 2021
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A:Â No.
While it is possible and some units have the pump fixed to the top of the tank, it would not work for this tank.
Most of the setups where the pump is attached to the top of the tank have some sort of mount already welded onto the top of the tank.
I would NOT suggest trying to weld a mount or drill into the tank.
You might want to build a rack or a shelf above the tank if you are limited on space.
Good luck.
by|Jun 25, 2021
Q:How do i know what size water tank we need
by|Feb 12, 2021
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A:Â You take your Gallons per minute of your well times 1.5 to get the water draw down amount. My well is 12 gallons per minute so I need a tank that will give me 18 gallons per minute drawn down at your well pump setting. Mine is 40/60 so to get 18 gpm I wll need a 81 gallon pressure tank. Amtrol.com as a great decision tool
by|Dec 16, 2021
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A:Â Both the Home Depot website and the WaterWorker website have very good insight as to calculating water tank size. If there is still some confusion, hire a licensed plumber.
by|Aug 24, 2021
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May 12, 2020
Product came as described and specidied. Very easy install with installation kit that can be purc...
Product came as described and specidied. Very easy install with installation kit that can be purchased in addition to tank.
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May 5, 2020
No issues. Easy DIY install. Better pressure than the old 44 gallon tank had before it failed.
No issues. Easy DIY install. Better pressure than the old 44 gallon tank had before it failed.
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Apr 23, 2019
The tank was easy to install and works good!! It actually makes the system run with less noise!!
The tank was easy to install and works good!! It actually makes the system run with less noise!!
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Apr 3, 2019
The directions were easy and it worked fine to replace my leaky, old galvanized tank.
The directions were easy and it worked fine to replace my leaky, old galvanized tank.
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Jan 22, 2019
I purchased this unit to replace a unit that I installed about 8 years ago, the "old" unit was a ...
I purchased this unit to replace a unit that I installed about 8 years ago, the "old" unit was a fiberglass unit with a "replaceable" bladder. So fast forward to today and the company that sold me the great fiberglass unit with a replaceable bladder discontinued the unit and the "replaceable" bladder is no longer available. This unit was half the price and double the capacity if it last at least as long as the last one I'm ahead of the game. Looks sturdy, went in easily and works great now.
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Nov 1, 2018
Manufactured in the US by Amtrol, the Water Worker reflects in the bygone era of quality American...
Manufactured in the US by Amtrol, the Water Worker reflects in the bygone era of quality American craftsmanship. Comparable brand name tanks sold as Amtrol cost several hundred dollars more. My came dented with the bottom flange bent in several places. The Home Depot customer service assured me that there will be no effect on the operation and refunded 10%of the price. I haven’t installed the product and do hope it will no yield any problems.
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Sep 19, 2017
Replaced a smaller tank, this seems to be problem free. No leaks, pre charge was set correctly al...
Replaced a smaller tank, this seems to be problem free. No leaks, pre charge was set correctly all I had to do was plumb it up. Only complaint is I had to order this size, Home Depot in my area only stocks a larger or smaller unit.
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May 21, 2017
I purchased this tank about a month ago. I installed it myself. The tank is well made and had ...
I purchased this tank about a month ago. I installed it myself. The tank is well made and had no dents and had very good instructions with good photos. I removed the old tank and set the new Water Worker tank in place. With the old tank out of the way I had the new system up and running in about two hours. I also installed new parts, a pressure switch and gauge, drain valve and relief valve (not included with the new tank). No leaks in the system after 4 weeks in use. So far I'm very happy with the product. J M
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Dec 31, 2013
Much larger than tank I replaced. Old tank was 34 gallons; this one is 62 Gallons.
Only drawback was that on the box, it indicated a 16" T required, so I purchased it. Actually, a 14" T would have worked, for me, and still would have had plenty of clearance. No big deal; just a little more expensive and I didn't want to waste time to take it back. If using old pipes, make sure that you tape them very well to prevent leakage.
To be honest, I have not heard or felt the pump turn on while using shower or bath. Which based on other reviews may lead to a small reduction in energy costs. We can only hope.
In addition to Home Depot's MUCH APPRECIATED 10% Military Discount offered, the other reviews were extremely helpful in making my decision to purchase this item.
Also, this item was much more expensive on their competitor's website. Check it out, you will see the difference in price for the same item.
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Aug 9, 2021
Don't buy
The bladder only a couple of years, the pressure tank I replaced was 20 something years old.