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Central ND | But, if you have bigger numbers, they make them bigger. My experience from installing them for 20 years is most guys with over 300 head switched to the large earthmover tires for tanks. There was a guy that would buy them from the mine, put the steel bottom in with a 12" riser pipe, cut holes wherever and however many, baffle the holes, and build an insulated top. If there are enough critters drinking, a tire tank doesn't even need heat. Here is a 500 head Ritchie, and a couple pics of a tire tank.
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Cows and water
