IBC's value ?
- Thread starter Clive
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R J
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- Location
- Herefordshire
I think you see them for around £20 each
Yes very much of value for all sorts of uses ......we use them with the plastic removed for log transport / storage for which they are perfect.
£55 for single use ones in good condition.. delivered in was the last price we paid.
some things that they contain are harder to wash out really well than others ime, and can taint water for say,sheep use …
Black ones are worth more for slow use stock watering etcas they protect it from sunlight and algae growth.....
£55 for single use ones in good condition.. delivered in was the last price we paid.
some things that they contain are harder to wash out really well than others ime, and can taint water for say,sheep use …
Black ones are worth more for slow use stock watering etcas they protect it from sunlight and algae growth.....
- Location
- Northumberland
I’ve bought a couple used on eBay. I think they were £30 or £35 each, and I collected them.
Courier
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- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
TFF Marketplace !!
In practical ideas they had some that had been converted to all sorts of waterproof storage use by cutting the top of of the plastic carefully, this can then be replaced back on as a lid .. to keep tools or whatever.. dry and easily moved about....
- Location
- North West
Not bought any for a couple of years now but I was getting them for £20 a go collected, they’ve possibly gone up a little since then though.
Marketplace is for new stuff, these IBCs are used
I could put them on TFF Farm Classifieds but that's not really for low value items like IBC's really
Black ones ? I could do with a few....
Don't want wooden base tho...
Don't want wooden base tho...
connor454545
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- Location
- Whitchurch
I've converted a couple into water tanks for cows,
- Location
- Hereford
I've seen the empty crates used for all sorts of things, feeders,small lambing pen, firewood holder etc you can usually pick them up for about twenty quid. Plenty of gardeners want them complete for water butts. We use them for our pheasant pens easy to take into the yard on the teleporter to refill .
The ones I get are clear but all on metal bases as wood ones not allowed into food premises
no all are white / transparent- no wood, all are metal cages
I guess I should now move this thread to general for sale !!! £20 each collected if anyone wants any then !
most are pristine / as new condition and clean with none toxic previous content
20-25 quid. More for pristine one off units. I paid 25ea last year for spotless ones, ex-agrochem are usually free or as near as, as the washing out is a PITA. I have one at present that must have held pendamethelin or similiar. Impossible to to clean properly... A classic case of "worth what I paid for it!"
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
I use the cages for small paddock hay feeders at this time of year - just the right size for a dozen ewe hogs. Then for hay to ewes and lambs of the weather kills me in the spring.
The plastic bottles I cut into two 12” deep trays and a middle bit. The trays make great “bunds” for keeping fieldmice out of my tote bagged feed, the middle bit goes to recycling.
The plastic bottles I cut into two 12” deep trays and a middle bit. The trays make great “bunds” for keeping fieldmice out of my tote bagged feed, the middle bit goes to recycling.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Just sold all mine, £40 each or three for £100, buyer collects.
Very useful. I use 2 ibcs of trace elements & use all the empties for water bowsers.
Cut the top out and fit a rack for draining spray cans. I think @Rob Holmes was looking at making one for a mixer tank.
Cut the top out and fit a rack for draining spray cans. I think @Rob Holmes was looking at making one for a mixer tank.
- Location
- Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Still thinking......
Struggling to get it to work properly without dead zones where the tap recesses inside
Struggling to get it to work properly without dead zones where the tap recesses inside