Have an older 25000gal metal fert tank I would like store starter phos in. Problem is the floor is rusty and leaks. Anyone have a fix or referral of someone? Thanks
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Yikes....I don't know if that's a chance I'd be willing to take.
If there's one hole I bet there would be other leaks not far behind.
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There are bladders that can be put in , also we were told there is a company that does fibreglass inserts .
Sorry I have no further info on them . We were looking at a similar issue a few years ago.
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Tore the the meter housing and crap off the bottom of the fert tank on my 1900 Deere cart cause the urea ate the places I can't clean out. Lol. Aside from ammonia liquid and granular have great ability in ****ing anything that isn't stainless. The hills, lack of horsepower, and extra cost I'd never go liquid but guys who use it seem to like it. They exclusively farm level land around here. Aside from that if you have a leak in the tank best to check out the integrity of the tank. Lots of oilfield inspection companies probably looking for work could radiograph the tank to tell you where you're at. Cheaper than losing a tank of fertilizer. If it's fixable there's enough oilfield tank builders that could probably fix it for you. Are these tanks stainless or epoxy coated?Originally posted by tweety View PostGood time to switch to granularLast edited by WiltonRanch; Oct 4, 2017, 15:51.
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Where did the tank come from and why do you think it is leaking out the floor?
Most tanks leak at the level of the product. Often near bottom from sitting near empty.
If the tank isn't to old (less than 10 yrs) you can have some cut off the bottom and slide a new floor under it .
Old fuel tanks have rotten bottoms because the water stays on the bottom ant the fuel floats on top.
10-34-0 leaves a rock hard layer when stored in new tanks. Some is made from spent acid from steel mills where the use Phos-acid to give new steel that dirty black coating.
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