What is a stock tank?
Many stock tanks are designed to act as feeding and water troughs for livestock. These are constructed of materials equipped to handle the wear-and-tear livestock may cause and have smooth edges for both human and animal safety with daily use.
Can you paint a stock tank?
You'll find polyresin and galvanized stock tanks in a variety of sizes to hold a large range of volumes to suit your unique needs. Many stock tanks are also UV and temperature-resistant and come in a range of colors, some of which are paintable, to fit with your personal style.
Are stock tanks safe to use?
We offer many stock tanks that are chemically neutral and safe to use for the storage of materials like oil solvents and fertilizers. For your convenience stock tanks often have a drain hole and plug for easy emptying and cleaning.
What can I do with a large round stock tank?
A large round stock tank can also function as an outdoor flower planter, a drink holder for parties, a pond tub for your pet turtles or even as a vessel to bathe large dogs. We offer many stock tanks that are chemically neutral and safe to use for the storage of materials like oil solvents and fertilizers.
What does a stock tank cost?
Stock tank pool costs start at $200 and vary depending on the material, size, and capacity. While an in-ground swimming pool can cost $20,000 to $65,000, and an above-ground pool can set you back $3,500 to $15,000, a stock tank can be had for between $200 to $450.
What is the biggest size stock tank you can buy?
10' foot tankNEW The 10' foot tank is the largest stock tank commercially available, and now you can have it shipped directly to your driveway!
Are stock tanks worth it?
It's SO much cheaper. Some people think that a larger above ground pool is cheaper, but in the long run it really isn't. It will take way more maintenance and require more time/products/water/ over time.
Are metal or plastic stock tanks better?
Plastic water troughs do not suffer damage from rust or corrosion, and even metal water troughs typically have a plastic lining to slow down the natural corrosion process they face. Plastic water troughs can be self-cleaning which makes them less expensive to maintain than metal water troughs.
What is the deepest stock tank pool?
Stock tanks are typically 24 inches deep. They are available in diameters from two feet all the way to 10 feet, but Attal says the eight-foot model is popular for pools.
What is a bottomless stock tank?
Bottomless Tanks Bottomless stock tanks are a more permanent alternative to traditional steel stock tanks and they're available in much larger sizes than traditional stock tanks. Choose from 12' diameter all the way up to 30'! Bottomless tanks have deeper depths of 26”, 33”, and even 44'“ (on a limited basis).
How long do stock tanks last?
Stock tanks routinely last for 20+ years on farms, where they're subject to abuse by livestock, tractors, and harsh elements.
What do you do with a stock pool tank in the winter?
If you live where it doesn't freeze for long periods of time, your best bet is to keep your tank filled with water. This comes straight from the manufacturers mouth. This is the best way to slow down the rusting process. If you choose to go this route, you do not have to keep your pump running all winter.
How do I keep my stock tank from rusting?
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How do you transport a stock tank?
Putting the tank face down and using two ratchet straps across the middle into each corner of the truck bed. As you can see, this truck bed is a little shorter than the width of the 8' tank. If you have a really short truck bed, you will need to turn the stock tank face up, or maybe consider renting a trailer.
What do you put in the bottom of a stock tank planter?
Place Your Planter If the tank is more than a few feet deep, fill the bottom with old wood or a hay bale. This will save you the expense of filling the bottom with soil and rocks. You really only need to have rocks and soil in the top 10 to 12-inches of your planter.
Do stock tank pools need a filter?
"We definitely recommend getting a small pump and filter or aerator," a Tractor Supply Company spokesperson tells CountryLiving.com. "As they transfer and move the stock tank water, they keep the water from getting too hot, prevent algae and other buildup, and prevent mosquitoes from breeding.
How long will a stock tank pool last?
Stock Tanks Have a Relatively Limited Lifespan Traditional in-ground pools can last as long as the house and can still be going strong 25 to 30-years after installation.
Can you turn a stock tank into a hot tub?
Using a simple propane outdoor water heater from Amazon, you can turn your stock tank pool into a hot tub or heated pool in an afternoon. This setup can heat an 8' stock tank about 5-10 degrees per hour, depending on your pool size and heater settings.
How long does a galvanized stock tank last?
Stock tanks routinely last for 20+ years on farms, where they're subject to abuse by livestock, tractors, and harsh elements.
Do stock tanks get hot?
Does the metal get too hot to touch from the sun's heat? A: Nope! The metal tank only gets as warm as the water in the tank. So keep it filled to keep it cool!