IBC Cage

[Hodge]

How much and where from? I like the idea of em. I'm in Kendal.

[eggsarascal]

Can't help in your area, but i buy and sell a few ibc's, depening on whats been in them i pay between nothing and £25 each.

[swinny]

what do these look like? any pics?? Cheers

[tree monkey]

white tanks in a cage swinney.

go to carlson filtration on calfhall road they used to have a pile of them

[swinny]

white tanks in a cage swinney.

go to carlson filtration on calfhall road they used to have a pile of them

 

Ahh i know what you mean now... so only good if you have flat area and a fork lift truck etc

[tree monkey]

or a trailer to put it on and use it as a bowser.

be feckin heavy whichever way

[County4x4]

Can sort you out for a tenner each for the IBC cages if you can collect from Heysham or Lancaster Hodge. Generally for logs I'd say the ones with metal or plastic pallet bases would be your best bet as they'll sit out in the weather better. However - the metal ones have a metal tray in the base - so you might waant to hack a few holes out for extra ventilation. Can get hold of as many as you like - just let me know!

 

Cheers,

 

Andy

[Hodge]

Can sort you out for a tenner each for the IBC cages if you can collect from Heysham or Lancaster Hodge. Generally for logs I'd say the ones with metal or plastic pallet bases would be your best bet as they'll sit out in the weather better. However - the metal ones have a metal tray in the base - so you might waant to hack a few holes out for extra ventilation. Can get hold of as many as you like - just let me know!

 

Cheers,

 

Andy

 

Cool Andy I will PM you.

[treedave]

How much and where from? I like the idea of em. I'm in Kendal.

 

Get round the local sheep farms, they get molasses in them for winter / lambing time sheep feed.

I get mine from the local farm for £20 for 4, once they're empty:thumbup1:

[jpbeaver]

i think jonny got some from the paper mill at milnthorpe, text him