It's written on the face of the container in code that only people from Alberta would understand:biggrin: . Maybe there is a similar farming supply type store out there. Also seen some almost the same at IPP. Looks like it would work well for a auto top off reservoir.

landscapers often have tanks like that in thier trucks also so they must be available somewhere, thiers a online place i seen with better sizes and shapes but over double the price plus shipping

finally an advantage to living in Edm, there's at least 3 places that make them here.

I just use an old 33 gallon tank I had sitting around.....holds...uh......33 gallons....lol

agreed. the "brute" cans from rubbermaid are very sturdy. Make sure there's no hole in the bottom though. I bought one before and didn't notice a little hole from manufacturing (where the mold breaks from the plastic). I filled it up, then when I lifted it I heard water gushing from the bottom.

They're readily available at home depot and only $11-18 a piece (depending on size).

I don't trust the trash cans on wheels. They're a harder plastic that doesn't give enough with the water pressure and that wierd shape at the bottom for the wheels could be a weak point.