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They are called IBC totes (Intermediate Bulk Container) and the most common sizes are something like 225, 275 and 325. They are not really that common here is PA.. I can only find them erratically from private sellers for way to much ($150-$175). Out mid-west and down south the are all over...

I posted a while back that I found totes for $50 in upstate NY. Even then diesel or shipping puts them over $100. I was hoping to burn waste oil all the way up... but the return trip would have to be pump diesel.... 50 gallons... $200+ Your totes are no more cheaper than the $100 ones I can...

Post your source then. I don't see what you are trying to prove... I *KNOW* they are available cheaper ELSEWHERE (aka OUT OF STATE) but unless you are going to post a source of your $50 totes, that are less than readily availble (aka a steady supply). The ebay posts I made were as close as...

I can find $50 totes all day long... MO, KY, ON, NC but I don't want to invest the time and money to drive 1000+ miles to get them and no where will you find shipping for <$2-3/mile...

And don't be a sucker and spent $26 for <$10 worth of parts. I found this on ebay and spend $8 at Lowes to make it: Its a $1.75 for the MIT adapter, $1.50 for the 2in to 3/4in screw type bushing and the brass hose nipple is like $4. If you don't have PVC cement then add $4.50

Make sure you get one with NPT threads! I got some sort of metric threads on one and I doubt that I will spend the effort to find the correct conversion connector.... it will be the 'filtered' tank.... the other tote has 2in NPT threads and after a trip to Lowes I got a PVC adapter, bushing fro...

If anyone in NE PA or W NY or N NJ is looking for totes I found a place that has them.. washed with lids and valves. Dixon Sealers in Scranton PA has them for $99 each. I just got two and he had about 20-30 on site. He said he get them regularly. 1-800-233-4966 and ask for Steve