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Need to fill a livestock tank in Deer Trail
Anyone have a water tanker and time on their hands? Or does anyone around Littleton have a water tank i could fill up at my house and transport to deer trail to fill a stock tank... trying to shoot my first pronghorn with a bow and pretty sure i could get it done over water but his well isnt workong and im running out of time
I have some 275 gal. totes that you could load into your truck then fill.
Hmm where is superior? That is definitely an option.. or at least 1 tank
Yeah I was looking for one but couldn't find one that cheap. Thanks I sent a message to him. Think i would have to take my topper off? I dont mind taking it off.. just curious if i could slide it in with a topper on or not
No, they are tall.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Ok, thanks! Guess the wife will be parking outside!
I have a few and would be willing to help you out, but I don't think there is time before my schedule clears up.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Last ditch option is a pond liner in the the back of the pickup top er off and drive real careful like
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DFBrews... wouldn't be the first time I had that set up in the back of a pickup truck! However its an hour and 20 from my house..too much weight too far.
Irving no worries, still waiting to hear back from the craigslist Add.
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