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Take water with the cart and stop dragging a hose. The Stihl Cutquik water tank locks on the FW-20 cart, lifts out with the built-in handle, and holds about 3.4 gallons so you can keep wet cuts going without stopping every few minutes. The tank is translucent so you can see the level, it has an internal screen to keep grit out, and it slides into the cart for a solid, no-fuss fit. The mounting kit you buy depends on which saw you’re using — Stihl sells quick-mount conversion kits so a TS410/420/500i or TS700/800 will lock to the cart without fighting the hardware. That means less setup, fewer trips back to the truck, and cleaner cuts when you need water right at the blade.
The tank is simple and built for the job: grab the handle, lift it out, fill, slide it back. The screen keeps chunks from clogging the feed so spray stays steady. The translucent body makes it easy to eyeball how much water you’ve got left while you’re cutting. Use the correct mounting kit for your saw model and the cart becomes a real time-saver on sidewalks, curbs, and expansion joints. The setup is a drop-on water tank that matches the Cutquik cart and Stihl quick-mount system so your saw sits solid and the water stays where it should — on the blade. If you want to stop wasting time chasing water or laying hose through the jobsite, this is the easiest, lowest-risk upgrade you can add to a Cutquik cart.
