Pete we all have burn permits. Just suppose to have a water source in case your fire gets out of control.

 

You could invite the coffee club gang and could all donate liquid. LOL

 

That was our main reason. A good friend's son lived a mile away. His neighbor sits to the east behind his house. The guy moved one of his kids in and put a double wide trailer in on the edge of his lot. A big reason why we bought it. We are in a better neighborhood and have rules, but the lot we bought is not under that HOA. Peace of mind and enjoyment.

 

Go to Home Depot or tractor supply, buy 300 gallon water truck bed tank, fill with water just in case, then one morning after it has rained, light the fire.

 

Might be able to rent one??

 

2' deep and 20yds dia is big. 3ft deep and 90ft dia is kinda massive. LOL
I have less than an acre, so only allowed small pit fires, campfires etc. Burning brush fires etc is allowed if over 1 acre as 'agricultural burning'. If you can't get it burned might have to hire a crew with a chipper. I bought a little one (10hp) years ago. Works great, but I still end up with a brush pile down back cause I don't drag the chipper out every time.

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Maybe. But theyre usually pretty cheap. Under 300 bucks.

or hunt Craigslist for used ones. I got one from the local sausage plant for 40 bucks. I used it all summer to water the garden

 

Craig you can get 250 gallont totes usually 40 each here. They are not allowed to re use them for some reason.

 

Out here in the country side burning is burning and size doesn't matter....right Karl. The brush pile sits not far off a dirt road. I might borrow by neighbors tractor, and push it into smaller more manageable piles, and then burn them. Maybe like Pete suggested wait until we get a good snow then burn.

 

Why not get a few $10 55 gallon drums and then make a burn barrel when you are done or sell them

 

Who says can't re-use? Maybe some don't, but we get 'white oil' at work and they go back and get refilled.

 

That would not be near enough water to control a fire that big.

 

Smaller piles would be a good way to control it.

 

I thoought they were only food grade? Thanks for the ino.

 

To big. I probably under estimated how big it it (Karl). I just looked and can clearly see it from the county appraisers satellite map.

 

Maybe actual food products can't re-use? But the oil we get is actually food grade too. We used them at the fertilizer place too and I believe they re-used them.

 

I could fill it and put it on the golf cart utility bed. I bet tractor supply has something.

 

You guys make me feel like a celebrity.. I love you guys.. this bunch is the greatest group of guys anywhere!

 

look up IBC water totes on marketplace

 

Awwww......Bennnnnny.

 

Get a room!

 

Sunday BK time...later.
GO Chiefs !!

 

Don't be jealous Keefer we love you too

 

It will if you prep the area first