Sounds awesome!They are NOT for transport , they are for the next "caterpillar shit in the reservoir" crisis (about 1980, look it up) I don't need to transport water, I have a stream and a rain water catchment system with a 250gal screened but unfiltered tank that can supply the filtered 35 gal indoor tank at my cabin.
BTW "water blocks" most people call them ice cubes!
I just did the rain water system but it seems to be working out. I have a 12v pump that pumps water up to a smaller barrel on the roof that's covered with black plastic and that's connected to an outdoor shower. The shower water is separate from the inside potable water. It's actually a very simple system and with the exception of the water tank pretty cheap to build. I thought about using a pressure switch and running everything thru a pump but decided against it in case the switch was left on and the pump ran dry and overheated causing a fire. I worry about some things to damn much!
So, I tried looking up that caterpillar incident, and your post in this forum came up on google with a search for "caterpillar shit in the reservoir " before anything that looks like the incident you are describing.They are NOT for transport , they are for the next "caterpillar shit in the reservoir" crisis (about 1980, look it up
BTW "water blocks" most people call them ice cubes!
HAHA, back in the fall of 1980 or spring of 81 they had an abundance of caterpillars nesting around Hemlock and Canadice lakes and the combined amount of shit contaminated the water supply. I worked at Rochester Coke-Cola at the time and the company allowed the public to fill water jugs there from the treatment plant.