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Re: home brew question!
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The tire method works good. Just get the barrell centered on the tire and let her fly, we used to do it all the time at the Cenex station I worked at. 2 or 3 tires high works good and the some big Ol Hoosiers even work better. The first time I saw this I stood back about 20 ft. after that it was like 2nd nature. JUST DON'T USE A TIRE WITH A RIM IN IT, PLEASE.
Another method I've seen is an electric winch attached to a hook in the ceiling, a 2" tow strap wrapped around the barrell and hooked to the winch, with the barrell standing up in the back of a pickup. Pull up the barrell and pull the truck out and lower the barrell.
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Yep, the tire method has worked well for me for years.
I had to do a double take on this statement though:
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and the some big Ol Hoosiers even work better
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Where do you get big Ol Hoosiers in SD? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
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2000 Black F-250 SuperDuty Powerstroke Diesel
Lariat, crew cab, sb, 4x4 off road, ISSPRO's on the A pillar, TS Performance 4-position chip, Tymar, WalkerBTM, DI fuel pressure gauge w/ isolator valve, DI fuel reg. cap, intank & prepump mods, 'poonedtang, Dahl100(2mic) w/gauge, Bilstein's, Air Lift airbags, Kenwood Sirius satellite radio, EGR blue printed calipers, SS brake hoses, ART rotors, PF brake pads, 203* thermo, remote coolant filter, Evans coolant, Stancor GPR
Screw these fuel prices!
Let's brew some BioDiesel.
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