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| IF you don't; use it at least weekly, just hire it done.
I have one I used to use to keep a few farm customers happy.
By the time you get the tires aired up, the brake shoes unstuck and all the light working you had a couple hours in it.
Then the tires would blow as the had sat flat for a few moths and got a crinkle.
When you finally got the load off it would take 3 hours to set up to clean it out and get rid of the mess.
FYI, I still have the pot if you are interested. It will be a very low price and might still be to expensive.
I could never charge enough to be worth the trouble. | |
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Pitfalls of owning older cattle pots
