50 Gallon Pressure Washer Tank

Need low volume adds to 2.5 gallon tank proportional to remaining mix. Easy fill, clean pour. And EASY RINSE CLEAN!

very goog the tr 50 for the movie tank you b&h

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Strong--it easily supports one gallon of water.

This lens is built like a tank. It is very sharp wide opened, absolutely superb built quality. It focuses very well on my pentax k3 without any calibration. Autofocus is fast and silent. I am obsessed with picture quality and this lens deliveres. Better than any Pentax mount lens I have so far: sigma 10-20, sigma 30 f1.4, sigma 17-70, pentax 50 f1.4, pentax 50-135 f2.8, tamron 17-50 f2.8. Highly recommended. Makes me NOT regret I have an APSC sensor camera.

Purchased this for my EM5 with 12-50 Lens. Fits just as described by Think Tank. Fits EM5/12-50 Lens with L55B Hood Installed. Nice compact snug fit which is what I was looking for for backpacking and travel. Was concerned that my EM5 wouldn't fit with my Really Right Stuff BOEM5 Grip and Plate Combo but it does, very snug I may add but that's OK. Doesn't fit with L Landscape Component but I don't use that too much traveling....

For the last four years, I have put together travel excursions for parishioners that took us across the Atlantic. On those excursions I kept a pictorial and written log of our travels. To take those pictures, I traveled with a Canon 7D with vertical grip and a Tamron 28-105, f2.8 lens. It was a tank, but it took great photos. I was looking for something mirrorless that would be much lighter without sacrificing image quality. The Nikon Z-50 does not disappoint. While the sensor may not have the resolution of its competitors, paired with the kit lenses, the Z-50 takes superb photos with plenty of detail. And compared to my old tank (which I still use and love), the Z-50 is light as a feather, compact and easily portable. Images have a pleasing sharpness and saturation without being obnoxious. And the menu allows in-camera adjustments that give you flexibility pre-production and a good image right out of the camera. The ergonomics of the camera are superb and it fits my hand nicely. Using the camera for videos is a snap. I intend to add video to my logs on our next trip. The Z-50 does not have in-body stabilization, but don't be afraid of the kit setup. The VR (vibration reduction) in the lenses allows you some wiggle room (literally) in low light. The camera can act as a point-and-shoot for those who may not have much experience. And they can expect solid results from an intuitive processor. However, the menus are deep and the camera is rich in features for those who want to dive deeper. I recommend the Z-50 for beginners who want good pictures right out of the camera, for enthusiasts who are looking to get better results, and even for the prosumer who may want something they can count on that is light and flexible to travel with them.

I feel like a mirrorless gunslinger. Can you picture Clint Eastwood with a DSLR on each hip ... firing away? That's me baby! I keep an 85 1.4 on the right hip and a 35 1.4 (or 50 1.2) on the left hip (attached to Sony a7riii bodies). That covers 95% of my day. Ceremony 70-200 2.8 (or 135 1.8) on the right hip and 35 1.4 (or 50 1.2) on the left hip. NO. MORE. STRAPS. This is exactly what I was looking for! I added in a Think Tank Photo Stuff It! Belt Pouch V3.0 to the belt for my sd cards (Think Tank Photo Pixel Pocket Rocket Memory Card Carrier), cash, biz cards, ear plugs, extra camera and/or Profoto A1xflash battery (I put one of each in the Think Tank Photo Pro DSLR Battery Holder (Black with Gray Interior) ). 22 years of photographing 500+ weddings and I feel liberated!

I own many think tank bags, and like all of think tank bags, this one is of excellent quality. My only complaint is that it does not serve my purposes. I purchase this bag to store a Nikon Z 50 mirrorless camera. The camera will not fit in the bag, even with the pancake 50 mm kit lens. If you have a small mirrorless camera that will fit in this bag. Don’t hesitate to purchase it. It is a very well made bag. I returned the bag in exchange for the think tank mirrorless mover 20 bag.

Like all Think Tank bags I have used, this does not disappoint. I picked this one up to haul my Nikon Z50, Z 16-50 and Z 50-250 lenses. It is the perfect size for that kit. I can also bring my Z50 with the Z 18-140 and my Z30 with the Z 16-50 and a Rode Mic in it. There are plenty of pockets to include accessories such as memory wallets and spare batteries. There is a loop on the side that I can attach Think Tank's Speedlite pouch or one of their lens pouches if I need extra room. The collapsible water bottle pouch is quite handy as well.