I use the 35 gallon food grade plastic barrels. I've used ones containing
root beer concentrate, syrup, juice, etc. I have a plastic off/on tap
(looks just like the regular outdoor faucets) on the top. I've also used
the plastic bungs that you used to be able to find for kerosene cans, but no
one seems to stuck these in plastic any more, only metal.
I plan on 1 barrel for 1 horse.
I like the 35 gallon ones better than the 50 gallon ones because I usually
tip the barrel over since the trailer is high enough then to get a bucket
under the tap, it works fine. I can move around the 35 gallon size. I
can't manage the 50 gallon size at all.
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Tamara Woodcock
Scurry, Texas
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