Horse Supplies & Tack Supplies

I have a 2006 2500 extended bed Dodge, I had my trailer hooked up when I filled the H20 tank mistake I made was I wasn't able to empty all the water after camping and had to struggle to lift the tank w/ water to disconnect the cables that were attached under the water tank. It is a good idea as someone else mentioned to lift the back end of the tank if you're carrying it in the bed of truck so you can empty the tank

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This is a great portable water carrier. But remember, water pulls a vacuum in a container. There is a vacuum relief port on top of the black cap. Always remember to pop that open or water will not come out. Before you fill this up with water, but some bricks or a 4x4 under the far end. This thing is gravity fed and water doesn't run up hill. You will always find yourself parked at some sort of angle and it won't be angled in the way of the spigot. If you start running low on water all the water will drain to the other end and you won't be able to get any out. Don't think your going to pick this thing up either with water in it. This thing is light by itself, but water weighs 8.35lbs per gallon. This thing is 50 gallons. That's 417.5 lbs. My only complaint is that where you attach the hose the use the female end so you actually have to attach the hose backwards (the threaded part of the hose goes inside this leaving the spinning female end exposed). This is a great product that fits in the back of any truck. Excellent buy, just remember to prop up the opposite end and open the vacuum relief.

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I purchased 2 several years ago and have sold many since then when they are seen with the ones we ride with. Great for wagon trains and primitive camping! Easy to fill and easy to use.

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