old plastic tanks!!!!

[lame plumber]

how do you dispose of them guys, got asked today as I was about to leave

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

i re-use the 10g for scrap bins/rubbish tanks,cut the big ones up and wifey takes them up the tip

 

[MarkOil]

I've seen people turn them into garden planters, chicken coops and ponds?!?
But if you get in touch with a tank removal firm, they should take it for a small charge.

 

[SimonG]

I know a man that takes mine away, he also pumps across the old fuel for me as well. He stores them in a field in the middle of nowhere.

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

sorry lame thought you were talking about CWSC just seen its oil LOL

 

[tamz]

Stop on a bridge and throw it in. It will sail out to sea and become a shipping hazard :lol:

Cut them up with a recip saw and take them to the nice friendly man at the council tip who for the odd small bag of copper happily turns a blind eye to me :wink:

 

[Best]

Can cut them up into manageable pieces with a jigsaw (or similar) & take them to the dump.
But if they can be reused again seems better.
If the tank is perfect condition & can be reused by someone else, then that's fine but best not to get involved with installing a second hand tank.
A flat bottomed plastic tank makes a great log store if you cut a door in it.

 

[lame plumber]

Stop on a bridge and throw it in. It will sail out to sea and become a shipping hazard :lol:

Cut them up with a recip saw and take them to the nice friendly man at the council tip who for the odd small bag of copper happily turns a blind eye to me :wink:

tried angle grinding a metal one last week, it blew a new grinder, poor old screw fix, but then found a new pykie to take it away as my old reliable pykie removal men had fled the tax man!

 

[Bunker]

Stick it on ebay, I saw an old steely go for £30 the other week.....

 

[tamz]

tried angle grinding a metal one last week,

Bet you won't try that one again :lol:
A recip saw and about 3 blades. No sparks and a lot easier.