That is a big circular tank before onsite assembly... The 2 top most pieces have the inlet and/or outlet pipes already attached. Once on site welders will finish the puzzle by adding a flat steel bottom. When I worked in the fertilizer industry we had 4 large tanks built for us like this... One was 1,000,000 gallons... Another was 500,000 gallons... And the last 2 were 250,000 gallons. All of them were 30 feet tall. The largest tank had enough room inside you could have nearly placed a truck and 53' trailer inside and drove it in a tight circle.
How would you secure this?
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So... would duct tape work?
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Id have made the shipper flip that stuff over. Ive hauled curved panels that are used to make storage tanks, but I hauled them u shape facing up. Also chained them.
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Bridled chains & gut wrapped straps.
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That stuff pre-curved like that? Can't get it lower?
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