jedstivers wrote:I can fix this for you. If you'll pay attention and not find fault and argue.
First is even though it's temporary put in a permanent one. A combine or floater or skidded tire is free. A Jobe float is 40 bucks. A few bags of concrete isn't high and neither is some pvc pipe.
Pile dirt around it high. If you have any sort of gravel use that too.
The other salutation is the tank your using has a drain in the bottom of it. Use that or cut a hold and braze a nipple in it. Again use a Jobe float on the bottom. Run a water hose to it and screw on.
Real simple and inexpensive.
See, here's the thing. I have you on ignore. I never saw this post. Another thing is you didn't read the first few post where I explain why this tank is where it is and why. There was no point in you telling me how to fix it, at this point other than to hear yourself talk.... So why is it you that is continuing to argue your point. I was like, what advice? Where did I do him wrong. I did not ask for help....See, here is the difference, i'd never insult someone thinking that they'd have to be a total moron to not know why there is mud around this tank knowing that the person post quite often and seems to know the business. Second, I hoped that in knowing i'm not a total moron, most posters here would see the humor in that one heifer standing in the one mud hole when she could......oh god, this is boring the shytt out of me. Just move along please... its getting really old.