Secure Storage From Recycled Tanks
Two members of The Western Montana Antique Power Association near Hamilton, Montana have
found an ingenious way to recycle a couple of large (10' diameter by 20' long) liquid storage tanks into a nifty place to keep
their treasures secure and away from the elements.
Lewis Condon and Jim Watts acquired these tanks and had them delivered on a lowboy only to
discover the truck/trailer rig couldn't maneuver to the final destination. They unloaded them on the
road and proceeded to skid them to their final resting place.
Come along and you'll see how they did it.
 | Lewis Condon And Jim Watts skid the tank on two large logs from the road to it's ultimate destination on the Condon's place near Hamilton in Montana's Bitterroot Valley |
| The exterior after positioning and backfilling. This old tank is
nestled in the pines and with the well done rock work makes
a nice addition to the Condon's storage capabilities. |  |
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The exterior after positioning and backfilling. This old tank is
nestled in the pines and with the well done rock work makes
a nice addition to the Condon's storage capabilities. |
| Looking at the interior part of Lewis's collection can be seen.
Lewis says it maintains a nice constant temperature without
freezing and low humidity. |  |
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