Trying to locate a water tank

tomrscott · Mar 4, 2005

That sounds very interesting. I'd like to find one of those also. If anyone has a picture of one, I'd like to see one.

Glenn9643 · Mar 11, 2005

Mac,
I've always found that the LA Market Bulletin always takes forever before opening the PDF file, but it does work for me eventually.
Sorry about the late reply but I've just gotten the wife home from a five-week hospital stay and I've been away from the computer.

Glenn

MMM · Mar 11, 2005

5 weeks is an awful long time. Sounds like it was serious. I hope everything is alright now.

Glenn9643 · Mar 12, 2005

Breast cancer resurfaced after two years in her third lumbar vertebra. The vertebra was removed on 4 Feb and the surgery went well, but on the 6th blood clots had formed and a large one had moved into her lungs, making for a very close call. After about 10 days that cleared up and she was making progress until staff infection appeared in the wound. Three weeks later we're home but there's still a long road ahead.

MMM · Mar 12, 2005

I guess there'll be chemotherapy involved. You'll both be added to our prayer list.

notamustang · Mar 12, 2005

Glen9643,
I wish the best to you and your wife. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Steven

bota7800 · Mar 13, 2005

Note: Adobe recently released a new version of Reader (don't remember the number right now) that is significantly faster than previous ones. It might help load LA Market Bulletin.

Glenn9643 · Mar 13, 2005

I think I have the latest version, but the LA bulletin has always been much slower to download than the MS one, even though the MS bulletin generally has more data. May be what they're using to post it to the web, or a slow server?

Taylortractornut · Mar 13, 2005

Ralph I have access to several gelcoat totes. They are 250 to 300 gallontanks with valves and a 3/4 inch sqaure tube cage around them. I get the already catalyzed and can send some catalist with them. It dries it up and then you just tumble it around and the stuff breaks loose and can be got out of the 5 inch fill tube. They wont be suitable for potable water but I use them for emergncy septic tanks and for storing irrigation water for my remote feilds. Your welcomed to a few of them if Iuka MS isnt to far from you.