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Galvanized Stock Tank, 40 Gallon
Tarter® Galvanized Stock Tank, 40 Gallon
Tarter® Galvanized Stock Tank, 40 Gallon

Tarter® Galvanized Stock Tank, 40 Gallon

The average rating for this product is 5 out of 5 stars
1 reviews
This 40 gallon stock watering tank by Tarter® a features galvanized bottom, sides and a four-ply double-lock seam at the bottom sealed with Pliogrip® adhesive/sealant for a superior bond.
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Product Overview

Specifications

  • Tarter-Kolb® brand
  • Part number: WT214
  • Galvanized stock watering tank
  • Capacity: 40 gallons
  • Width: 2'
  • Height: 1'
  • Length: 4'
  • No drain plug
  • 1-1/8 in. top rim rolled
  • Features a rounded design with no sharp edges for livestock safety
  • The size listed is approximate and varies within 2" due to shipping requirements
  • Multiple uses:
    • Livestock
    • Coolers
    • Planters
    • Dog bath
    • Gardens and much more

Find galvanized water tanks, stock watering tanks, sheep tanks, tanks with spigots, tank stands and more in our Water Tanks, Troughs, & Tubs category or browse for other Tarter Farm & Ranch Equipment

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The average rating for this product is 5 out of 5 stars
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Customer Reviews
July 21, 2014
sturdy and well made
This shopper rated the product 5 out of 5 stars

I bought two large troughs to use as raised gardens. I drilled holes in the bottom and then filled them with stone on the bottom and then soil. They work great and look great in my vegetable garden and unlike my wood raised beds, I'm not expecting to have to replace them.

Gable from PA