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Tim Lamb wrote:
snipped IBC containers of my experience had wooden supporting pallets built into the frame. Convenience for handling as they are intended for multi-trip use. These rot readily on contact with garden soil. Current construction may have moved to plastic. Large cylindrical plastic barrels used for shipping Orange juice etc. may be available. Are you near to any Dairy Farms? At this time of the year, silage making time, Dairy Farmers use silage acids to aid fermentation in the silage crop. This acid comes in large 60 gallon plastic barrells that are ideal for storage of water once washed out. I used to have three of them. Wash them out, fit them with taps and away you go. Usually free as farmers are pleased to get rid of them. Petefj |
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