5 Gal. Coal Carrier
- Jim503RI
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- Posts: 52
- Joined: Wed. Dec. 10, 2008 5:36 pm
- Location: RI.
- Coal Size/Type: Nut & pea
- Other Heating: none
Just wanted to show the coal carrier I put together. I saw one someone made on this forum and was looking to put one together. I used a black 5 gal. bucket form Tractor Supply for $5.00.The shoot is duct work from Home Desperate. It has flat fingers that fold up under the lid. to hold it in place. I also found a cap for it. I used silicon to set the shoot to the lid. It pours nice and is large enough to scoop out and fill without taking the lid off. It's better than the 3 gal. galvanized bucket I was using. Maybe this will be useful to others.
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- Jim503RI
- Member
- Posts: 52
- Joined: Wed. Dec. 10, 2008 5:36 pm
- Location: RI.
- Coal Size/Type: Nut & pea
- Other Heating: none
Yes, the top comes off. The opening is large enough to load and scoop coal out without
taking the lid off. The bucket is from Tractor Supply around $5 ,Or you can get a Homer bucket for $2.98 and lid for .98 the metal was about $3.50 for each piece at Home Depot.
I work alone and always have to come up with some kind of gadget or something to be
my extra pair of hands. Glad to hear you like it. I like it , it works. Work smart not hard.
taking the lid off. The bucket is from Tractor Supply around $5 ,Or you can get a Homer bucket for $2.98 and lid for .98 the metal was about $3.50 for each piece at Home Depot.
I work alone and always have to come up with some kind of gadget or something to be
my extra pair of hands. Glad to hear you like it. I like it , it works. Work smart not hard.