Rainwater harvesting tank size

Location
Cleveland
Has anyone got a rainwater harvesting tank for washing machinery? Which they run either a volume washer or pressure washer off?
If so what size tank do people normally buy?
10k litres 15k litres or 20k litres?

also areEnduramaxx tanks any good

thanks in advance
 

Chae1

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
I just fill a few of these. Mobile for washing courts or jetting drains.

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Bury the Trash

Member
Mixed Farmer
Bigger the better, them steel ring ones they use in Australia.
There was a grant on setting up a system I think, be better investment than some old direct drill

also i should think it Will need to be filtered somewhere along the line or else it will block yer nozzle :sneaky:
 

Bury the Trash

Member
Mixed Farmer
Thers Tanks direct down our way., do p,asti ones as well sometimes theres one on special offerv I've noticed , or there was before covid .delivery adds fair bit tho become they're big and clumsy I spose
 
Location
Cleveland
Thers Tanks direct down our way., do p,asti ones as well sometimes on special delivery adds fair bit tho become they're big and clumsy I spoke.
Think I like the plastic enduramaxx ones better than steel
 
Location
Cleveland
We looked at it a few years ago. To store decent volumes with filters was going to be about half the cost of a borehole. So we put the money towards the bore. which has given a reliable 365 day supply for minimal running cost.
Yes there’s always that to look at....been wanting a borehole for years but always seems to be something to spend the money on
 

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