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I picked up two of these totes today

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  1. Backwoods Savage

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    That is not a problem unless you are really short on one end. But then a pickeroon or log tongs work wonders. I'd hate to be without mine.
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    If you find some with the containers, I'd consider buying the containers from you just for hauling water.
     
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    They will take a lot of abuse and that is one reason they could work well for firewood.
     
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    Just in case you didn't know, those forks can be used for stabbing other things too. :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I'll give them to you Dennis, I'll let you know when I find some that people are selling at a reasonable price.
     
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    Thanks rdust. I'll gladly come to get them.
     
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    Are you talking about taking the plastic out then filling with water? I dont think they will hold up too well without the cage.
     
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    Forks and knives. Hopefully no spooning. :p
     
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    someone with a bunch of 'em here
    were a hundred bucks each
    now up to $120
    330 Gallon IBC Tote tank non food grade originally held motor oil

    a hundred bucks seems a bit steep to me even if they are the heavy duty ones with built in pallet on the bottom.
    was considering for rain barrel.
     
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    You must have missed the training video.

     
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    Okay, now for the tread derail and challenge... What is the saw in the video?

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    But one can make a good cage that will hold up and those would be handy because we haul water from a neighbor's pond and those would make the task easier than man handling the barrels we now use.
     
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