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Oil tank removal

FutureGuy · 2020-05-27 21:17:33

Anyone have a recommendation for oil tank removal from a back garden. Will need to be cut up as there is no way to get it out to the front of the property.

27-05-2020 9:17pm

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FutureGuy

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Anyone have a recommendation for oil tank removal from a back garden. Will need to be cut up as there is no way to get it out to the front of the property.

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#2 29-05-2020 8:44pm

homingbird

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is it a metal or plastic tank.

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#3 29-05-2020 8:54pm

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I presume its empty.Put down a large sheet of plastic to catch any residual oil, get yourself a reciprocating saw and cut the tank into manageable pieces if you have time you could cut it up small enough to fit in a wheelie bin.

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#4 29-05-2020 9:43pm

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if its full, stick a padlock on it. it will be gone by morning.

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