lastcowboy32
Well-known Member
We have a very old bulk tank in the milkhouse of our farm.
At one point, we were going to use it, but our plans have changed.
Based on my experience with looking into getting parts (covers, discharge ports, etc), it would seem that I'm not going to get much if I try to sell it as a tank. Plus, doing so would require us to tear out a wall that we have recently built.
To me, what I would like to do, is to save the cooling unit (I'm considering using it to run a small "meat locker" style cooler.) and cut up the tank itself for scrap; while perhaps saving a few pieces to make a barbecue.
What would be the most efficient way to cut this up?
Sawzall?
Circular saw?
What kind of blades would be most efficient?
Some other method?
I've read that a torch doesn't work well on stainless steel.
Thoughts?
At one point, we were going to use it, but our plans have changed.
Based on my experience with looking into getting parts (covers, discharge ports, etc), it would seem that I'm not going to get much if I try to sell it as a tank. Plus, doing so would require us to tear out a wall that we have recently built.
To me, what I would like to do, is to save the cooling unit (I'm considering using it to run a small "meat locker" style cooler.) and cut up the tank itself for scrap; while perhaps saving a few pieces to make a barbecue.
What would be the most efficient way to cut this up?
Sawzall?
Circular saw?
What kind of blades would be most efficient?
Some other method?
I've read that a torch doesn't work well on stainless steel.
Thoughts?