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<blockquote data-quote="Bigdawg90" data-source="post: 4238271" data-attributes="member: 49831">[ATTACH=full]464614[/ATTACH]So I built this one for our property.&nbsp; We had a brush fire scare this past year:Trailer was difficult to find.&nbsp; I wanted a 3500 axle under an 8’ trailer.&nbsp; Cost me $1k on marketplace.&nbsp; I then picked up a 330 gal IBC tote, and the 79cc 1” harbor freight water pump.&nbsp; I put a valve on the output of the pump so I can have it running but not dumping.&nbsp; All in I was at $1300.&nbsp; Best part is it’s light enough to tow around with my tractor.The harbor freight pump can fill our pigs 55 gal drum in a little over a minute.I was able to burn a lot more this year and feel good about doing it.&nbsp; When I’m using it for fire suppression, I attached a 1” output hose and a fire nozzle.&nbsp; It’ll shoot about 50-100’.For everything else, I run a regular garden hose so that’s it semi rigid and easy to store</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bigdawg90, post: 4238271, member: 49831"] [ATTACH type="full"]464614[/ATTACH] So I built this one for our property. We had a brush fire scare this past year: Trailer was difficult to find. I wanted a 3500 axle under an 8’ trailer. Cost me $1k on marketplace. I then picked up a 330 gal IBC tote, and the 79cc 1” harbor freight water pump. I put a valve on the output of the pump so I can have it running but not dumping. All in I was at $1300. Best part is it’s light enough to tow around with my tractor. The harbor freight pump can fill our pigs 55 gal drum in a little over a minute. I was able to burn a lot more this year and feel good about doing it. When I’m using it for fire suppression, I attached a 1” output hose and a fire nozzle. It’ll shoot about 50-100’. For everything else, I run a regular garden hose so that’s it semi rigid and easy to store [/QUOTE]

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