just a tish NE of central ND | Expensive incinerators in my opinion. That X large one shown is probably 2- 3$thousand dollars'>>
.. Expensive, But that's just me and my thinking. I'm sure they work just fine and are defiantly safer in an unexpected wind than an open barrel.
>>If I could post a photo, Id shows you mine I made out of half of an NH3 tank standing upright with a big door and flame design holes and a closable 10 or 12 hatch on the top. It's made of thick metal 1/4 inch or thicker. The household and shop garbage fires hardly even burn the paint off the outside of it(thick)
The old tank was 1100$ and full of product back in about 1987 and I used the tank all these years. And I have enough material in one tank for 2 incinerators by cutting them into halves and setting them upright. The second in in the making and partly finished at the moment. They should last me a long time.
My NH3 tank incinerator looks like a white missile waiting to be launched in our yard.
Edited by School Of Hard Knock 11/20/2024 13:09
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Tell me about the new incinerators/burn barrels I've been seeing
