cknmom, I live in an area where there are several oil wells. The people who service wells and work in the oil fields might be able to come up with something for you. That's were I get mine.cknmom said:
) anyway. Its good t plan ahead and thing logicaly, I ahve been doing it for years. I also have a place thats more secluded and outa the way about 65 miles from here. I will take my horses and family and head that way if we must. Then when we get there we will just ride our horses everywhere. But I realy dont forsee it getting that bad. It will get bad, but I dont think that bad.Be careful, the used ones you see are not always in great condition and a spill can cause serious groundwater and well problems in some cases. Also if your homeowners' insurance co. finds out that you have the fuel tank, it may affect your rates. (For me, it would, anyhow; dunno about elsewhere and other insurers, I expect it varies) Not saying don't do it, just be aware.sylvie said:
cknmom - We pick our plastic drums up where ever we can find them. Check your local industrial park. We have picked up plastic drums at the local fertilizer plant also. The drums do not say "do not use for gasoline". But then they don't say "for gasoline" either. Where ever you get your drum - be sure to clean it, clean it, clean it. Especially if you don't know what was stored in it. Let it air out - smell it - if there is a smell - clean it again.cknmom said:
