Behlen Country 90 Gallon Galvanized Steel Stock Tank | Heavy-Duty Round End Livestock Waterer | Durable Metal Tank for Farm & Ranch Use | Reinforced Corrosion-Resistant Design for Outdoor Utility

Great purchase. I have a flat roof house here in Arizona. One area where the water runs off gets flooded and water pools very badly. I put this under the spout from the roof and the water runs into it. I then connect the garden house to the provided drainage spout in the trough, it screws right in. To get the remove the plug just use a rachet handle. The notch on the rachet fits right into the hole perfectly. I'll be getting a few more for planters etc these look really nice. It arrived not in a box just as is it is a big piece and mine has no issues with leaking. Mine also has a support bar across the middle, I haven't removed it as I think it is actually pretty nice.

I really liked to look of this bin online but once I received it the entire thing was covered with a dozen stickers which I did not want showing so it was a pain to try and peel them all off. Whoever delivered it did a terrible job because they just dropped it in the middle of my drive way and left so I'm not sure if it was the company I ordered it from or the delivery company but there was so plug included so all the water does is drain out! How could you give someone a tank like this without the plug? We were in such a rush and did not notice this until the water leaked out everywhere causing some serious problems. Very disappointment in this company overall.

One of the best buys I ever made on Amazon. Two sturdy tanks, one nested inside the other. Just unbundled them, drilled drainage holes, and set them up in an area that I’d recently cleared of ivy that will be tough to keep back. Filled with high quality soil that retains water. They look great and function perfectly. Currently growing flowers and veggies in them. Super easy gardening, no weeding. They’ll last and be used so many ways.

if you want to feed your heffer this is the thing for you. It holds food. Or if you want it holds water. Its nice and pretty and shiny which looks good in your yard. The heffer's love it to flock to it because it shiny. It also makes a pretty sound when water hits it. Its like ping, ping ping, its very pretty. Overall I rate it a 5. And it doesn't talk back to you which is nice.

The tank itself is really nice! Well made. We're using it for a raised garden, so drilled some holes in the bottom, put it on some carefully-leveled cinder blocks for elevation, added some rocks on the bottom of the tank, then mulch and dirt. Planted some tomatoes, peppers, et al, and voila ... a garden at waist-level. Ordered the tank from Amazon, two-days later (with Prime), Fedex had it on my front porch! Neat! The only issue is that there were/are a fair number of stick-on tags for various reasons (shipping, product ID, etc.). If they could be peeled off, no problem. But several of them are really attached and even though they are remove, they've left their mark. If we were using it as a cattle stock tank, them cows don't much care. But using it in the backyard, we do see it and the tag remains are an irritant. Nuff said ... great tank, good value, excellent Amazon Prime service!

This is way more expensive than from Tractor Supply, and my return date was June 18. On August 21, it leaked 100 gallons of rainwater into my foundation.

The idea was to use two of these as planters to shade the western side of the house from the afternoon sun... They are huge! So they will be able to take a tall shader like sunflowers or even small trees. That is a lot of dirt! to come by.. Of course there was the discussion over the quality of dirt needed and the debate over a false bottom to reduce the amount of dirt needed.... All that said it looks like it will be a fall project. I've put in a layer of surplus garden flower pots, opened the drain hole so it won't grow mosquitoes. I'll cover the pots with garden fabric to give a good base. The label was easy to peel off. Came boxed. No dings no dents. Its perfect... let you know who wins the debate over what gets planted in it... and how much dirt it took. We tossed all of our used plant containers in the bottom to create a false, but drainable, bottom. We then covered that with a couple of layers of garden fabric. Be sure to leave the drain plug out. Then we had about a yard and 1/2 of mulch compost blend delivered. Trough is right at tailgate height so pushing it off directly into the trough was a back saver. Soaked it down a couple of times. Let it compact the soil and drain out. Also be sure to level the dirt. So it doesn't puddle up at an end. We got two dollies from Harbor Freight for cheap but able to hold 300 pounds each. We can wheel the troughs under the shelter, turn them even relocate them for sun and shade needs. Concerns... they do get HOT and there is the concern that it might prove too much heat for the roots... we've so much rain that there hasn't been enough sun to measure by.

Definitely turned out to be an awesome planter. Got two and placed them in front of my storage shed. Filled the bottoms with river gravel for drainage. Placed 2 bales of wheat straw in each, and covered with potting soil. Put some pansies and mums in them and they look great. Neighbor had to take a picture, he was so impressed. Have gotten a lot of nice compliments on it. The other brand didn't have the vertical striations, which add so much personality. Only complaint is that the shippers put labels on the outside, and the gum isn't easily removed. But I will use some Goop Off to remove them later.