What size water tanks are considered most efficient during water shuttle operations?

In water shuttle operations, efficiency can often be maximized with tanks that hold less than 2,500 gallons. This size strikes an optimal balance between having sufficient water storage for effective shuttle operations while still being manageable both in terms of transport and handling. Larger tanks, while offering more volume, can lead to challenges related to maneuverability, filling, and offloading, which can slow down the overall responsiveness of the operation. Additionally, tanks of this size can be filled more easily at water sources and can be set up quickly in various locations, allowing for a more effective and timely water supply process during emergencies. This makes the 2,500-gallon threshold a practical choice for maximizing the efficiency of water shuttle operations.