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| There are skids at the bottom of either side that run front to back. On some of the early tanks they weren't extended far enough forward and those bins have a tendency to sink and tip forward over time. I've only seen one tip forward over center(it wasn't mine), it was a combination of too short of skids and it's location sitting tipped forward on a hill. They are very handy for storing and segregating seed wheat by variety and farm, most hold right at a thousand bushels.
Edited by Matt NCOK 10/8/2007 22:41
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Pics...Oil tanks for grain storage
