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is available.....how much hassel is it to get water for a portable tank? checking for ideas to put some water on 22 shrubs and 55 1gal monkey grass...should i rent tank? where do you get the water?
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No water on the property? adjacent area? town?
How remote of an area are you talking?
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Talk to the city, obtain a meter and draw water from a fire hydrant close to the site to fill your tank. Return the meter and the city will charge you for the water used. This is the easiest way.......
If you were smart you'd look into these options as well:
http://www.driwater.com/noflash.html
http://www.watersorb.com/
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it's a community entrance area...my concern is how do guys fill tanks with usable water..prefer free waterOriginally posted by 1Chavez View PostComment
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Originally posted by ohreallythanks View Post
Sell them on an irrigation system and charge accordingly
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There's no such thing as free water unless you get someone to let you fill from their faucet.Originally posted by ohreallythanks View Post
Find a source that sells rainbarrels, like a hardware or farm supply store. A rainbarrel often times has a spigot on the bottom where you can attach a hose. There is enough elevation difference between the bed of your truck and the ground for flow. These usually retail for $35-$50.Comment
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thx all....i've picked up a 275 gal tank....my buddy has a well, but kinda far away...i do think rainbarrels are in my near future...Comment
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