Ensure all facilities, equipment and installations meet with federal, state and local codes and regulations.

Use stainless steel totes, avoiding moisture.

N-Serve^® nitrogen stabilizer must be stored in a closed handling system to prevent spillage to items that may not be compatible.

A storage temperature of 18 degrees Fahrenheit or higher must be maintained to avoid crystallization.

Pumping units must be flushed with kerosene at the end of the season

Always follow specifications for tanks and trailers.

Inspect tanks and trailers, looking for dents, thinning, corrosion, paint issues, placard issues, loose anchor bolts, etc.

Change relief valves within five years of the date of manufacture.

Fully empty everything and drop the pressure to zero when making repairs.

Follow state-specific regulations, which you can find at your local department of agriculture.

Travel at or below 25 miles per hour.

Add a slow-moving vehicle (SMV) emblem to the towing assembly to alert other drivers.

Check state regulations regarding the number and status (full or empty) of tanks you can pull.

Always use a hitch pin with a safety keeper/retainer clip and two independent safety chains when towing.

N-Serve tanks with a capacity of 120 gallons or more require placards.