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Post by gweednation on May 22, 2011 6:38:55 GMT -5
I have a 100 gallon water tank i want to throw in the back of my truck and bring with me, will they let me in with it? I've been to roo 4 times now but never thought to bring a tank.
Post by spacecadet on May 22, 2011 11:07:08 GMT -5
Last year I brought a 20 gallon water tank. At the gates the wanted to know what was it and what it was for. They didn't think it was funny when i told them it was nothing but north Floridas finest pine cone whiskey!
Post by bonnarichert on May 22, 2011 13:08:08 GMT -5
If it is for drinking how do you plan to keep it cold???? What is it for ?? drinking , washing yourself..huh.huh..lol. I dont see it being a problem I mean its just H2o!
Post by spacecadet on May 22, 2011 13:18:32 GMT -5
Mine was for washing. Had enough for me and ALL my neighbors to shower for a minute. High flow pump knocked the dirt right off. And if you tip the taxis good they have no prob toting whatever you want. Filled the tank every morning!
That much water, in the sun all day seems like a bad idea. If you are planning on drinking that and shareing it, if it isn't 100% sterilized before you fill it, you could end up with a giant batch of water that will make you sick. I would just stick with a camel back and fill it daily with fresh filtered water.
On the other hand if your camp is going to be hosting some sort of wet t contest and not drinking it let me know.
Post by Whoreshack on May 22, 2011 17:16:56 GMT -5
I have an old, WWII Panzer tank. Debating on whether to write "Bonnaroo or Bust!!!" on it before I roll onto the Farm. Don't wanna draw attention. Maybe we could camp next to each other and rig it so we can blast wooks with water. Force-feed 'em showers.
I have an old, WWII Panzer tank. Debating on weather to write "Bonnaroo or Bust!!!" on it before I roll onto the Farm. Don't wanna draw attention. Maybe we could camp next to each other and rig it so we can blast wooks with water. Force-feed 'em showers.
You're gonna need an RV pass for that since a Panzer tank is just a touch bigger than a 15 passenger van.
When we had our pickup and camping trailer I had a 55 gallon barrel that I would fill up at the wash stations then transfer the water over to the trailer for showers. We traveled with it empty. I was never asked on what it was for.
I use the below chart when adding water to our motorhome. It's not a bad idea to follow this with any water that might be in question.
I have an old, WWII Panzer tank. Debating on whether to write "Bonnaroo or Bust!!!" on it before I roll onto the Farm. Don't wanna draw attention. Maybe we could camp next to each other and rig it so we can blast wooks with water. Force-feed 'em showers.
Keep the corn out of it, I am sure the police would be a little too interested in making sure to check you out.
I have an old, WWII Panzer tank. Debating on weather to write "Bonnaroo or Bust!!!" on it before I roll onto the Farm. Don't wanna draw attention. Maybe we could camp next to each other and rig it so we can blast wooks with water. Force-feed 'em showers.
You're gonna need an RV pass for that since a Panzer tank is just a touch bigger than a 15 passenger van.
It can't seat more than 4 people, I assume, so if they force you to pay for RV parking, just tell them it has no more room than your average Mini Cooper. It just happens to be a bit bigger.
It can't seat more than 4 people, I assume, so if they force you to pay for RV parking, just tell them it has no more room than your average Mini Cooper. It just happens to be a bit bigger.
German tanks in WW2 (Panzer III, Panzer IV, Panther, Tiger)commonly seated 5 people. I'm sorry. I read history books for fun. I couldn't help it.
