I recently saw a nice watering tank on wheels in the garden section of a
supermarket in an out of town city. My wife has been watering plants from
5-gallon buckets moved in a wheelbarrow. I think she deserves better
equipment, but I have not been able to find a source for this kind of
equipment. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks

"......... I recently saw a nice watering tank on wheels in the garden
section of a supermarket in an out of town city. My wife has been watering
plants from 5-gallon buckets moved in a wheelbarrow ............"

If you really cared for your wife you'd buy her a hose pipe.

Her gall. can weighs 50 lbs where as the bowsers that I know hold around 40
galls.......40 X 10lbs = 400lbs, also it's not so easy lifting water from
nearer the bottom of the bin.#Otherwise get her a 4 wheeled truck to take
several 5 gall cans in one go.

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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

Even though you still use the old 'Queen Ann' gallon of 231cubic inches
compared with the UK's Imperial gallon of 277.4194 cubic inches it is still
too much for a wife to manage easily. Get either a whip or stronger wife!!
Unless you can afford a hose as David wisely suggests, of course!! All water
carts are hard work.
Best Wishes.
"BillLee" wrote in message
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I recently saw a nice watering tank on wheels in the garden section of a
supermarket in an out of town city. My wife has been watering plants from
5-gallon buckets moved in a wheelbarrow. I think she deserves better
equipment, but I have not been able to find a source for this kind of
equipment. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks

There are those that come on wheels are made to be pulled by lawn tractors.
Take a look in any farm supply. Be warned, they can be quite pricey.


Cindy

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"Brian" wrote in message
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Even though you still use the old 'Queen Ann' gallon of 231cubic inches
compared with the UK's Imperial gallon of 277.4194 cubic inches it is
still
too much for a wife to manage easily. Get either a whip or stronger wife!!
Unless you can afford a hose as David wisely suggests, of course!! All
water
carts are hard work.
Best Wishes.
"BillLee" wrote in message
...
I recently saw a nice watering tank on wheels in the garden section of a
supermarket in an out of town city. My wife has been watering plants
from
5-gallon buckets moved in a wheelbarrow. I think she deserves better
equipment, but I have not been able to find a source for this kind of
equipment. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks