How To Fix a Collapsed Water Tank

These are two Bushman 4050 gallon polyethylene (plastic) water tanks that collapsed due to snow load. This is a solution to fix that problem. With how widespread the damage was from the 2023 winter season in California and on the west coast, I’m sure someone else will find value from this video. Yet another part of living off the grid!

[@murraykernohan884]

Thanks for the video. I too tried a pipe first then found your video, worked a treat. Thanks again.

[@HarrisT]

That’s awesome. I’m glad this helped! Stay tuned!

[@lesleybeale9131]

Thank you

[@lesleybeale9131]

Wow it worked for us too - Thank you so much for sharing

[@HarrisT]

I’m so glad! Thanks for watching!

[@logaabiramit4052]

Very useful

[@HarrisT]

Glad this helped! Stay tuned 👍

[@chuckspeer2163]

I like your last thought about using the top bulk head , if I ever do get the chance at being totally free all of you and your videos are helpful plus my life of no indoor plumbing thanks too all

[@ronniestilwell2241]

Exactly the video I needed to find after this crazy winter

[@HarrisT]

That’s great! Hope it works out for you. Thanks for the feedback 👍

[@user-qb5fy6lz4y]

You are a life saver! Thank you so much for this video. It saved us tons of money.

[@HarrisT]

I’m so glad! Thanks for watching

[@nikosiderakis7105]

QUESTION: HOW SAFE ARE THESE WATER TANKS? Do forever chemicals leech into the water from the tanks?

[@HarrisT]

I don’t use these tanks for drinking water supply, but many, many people do. To answer your question, I truthfully don’t know- they probably do, over time. I put these in primarily for irrigation and fire suppression.

[@AlecTop]

Who knew a blower would have the beans to pop out the top! A pretty good solution vs climbing inside…. No thanks

[@AlecTop]

First!

[@HarrisT]

Haha! Thanks dude