Bit strange, but after a barrel....

Shame you can’t just drive around the tip they way we used to, lumnock. Me brother in law and I once wanted a 44 gallon drum for a cracker night so just drove to the tip in a ute and grabbed on the several hundred drums they used to use to define the ad-hoc road system they used to have. Easy and free.

Burning stuff is illegal lumnock

Only if you’re buring stuff in an incinerator. If it’s a braisier or a barbecue you’re ok (well as long as it’s not an old tyre that’s buring.

I have a fire barrel such as the one sought at home and we regularly use it to burn off garden waste – but only in preparation for cooking up some snags to have with the beer which is enjoyed after a hard days gardening 🙂

Burning stuff is illegal lumnock

You might manage to pick a free one up from any of the motor dealers – you’d just need to cut the top out.

Make sure it’s got the end off it! Otherwise you’ll need a bloody big tin opener.

Just so long as you’re not from Adelaide.

Better to be after a barrel than over one.

barking toad said :

Get the bowl out of an old washing machine – perfect.

absolutely…but has to be a real old machine…..anything made in last 15 or so years are way too flimsy

They have perfect 44 gallon drums at Hall Rural Supplies (the stock feed place on the corner) – about $30 on memory. Ring first and make sure they’ve got them.

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