Milwaukee Tool 49-49-2010 Plate Compactor Water Tank Kit

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-49-2010 is a plate compactor water tank kit designed to work with the MX FUEL 20 Plate Compactor (MXF220). It delivers controlled water flow to the compactor plate surface during operation, helping reduce material buildup on asphalt and improving compaction performance. The kit includes a 3.5-gallon plastic water tank with a bar featuring an adjustable flow-rate dial, along with a mounting strap and hardware. Licensed trades and site contractors handling asphalt or paving compaction work will find this kit integrates directly into the MXF220 system without additional fabrication.

This kit is intended for use in commercial and residential paving and hardscape compaction applications where surface wetting is required to prevent asphalt from sticking to the plate. Typical install scenarios include driveway patching, parking lot repair, and trench reinstatement over asphalt subbase. The adjustable flow-rate dial allows the operator to tune water delivery to material conditions on the job site. All mounting hardware is included for a complete installation.

Key Features

• 3.5-gallon plastic water tank sized for extended compaction runs without frequent refills
• Adjustable flow-rate dial on the water bar for precise water delivery control
• Includes mounting strap and all hardware for direct attachment to MXF220
• Plastic construction resists corrosion from water exposure in outdoor environments
• Complete kit requires no separate components for installation

Compatibility

Designed specifically for use with the MILWAUKEE TOOL MX FUEL 20 Plate Compactor (MXF220). Verify model number before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by the equipment operator or a qualified service technician familiar with plate compactor accessories. Power down and disconnect the MXF220 battery pack before attaching the water tank assembly. Secure the mounting strap and all hardware per the included instructions before resuming operation. Inspect the flow-rate dial and tank fittings for leaks prior to first use.