Behlen Country 52121005 Poly Stock Tank 100 Gal

Product Description

The BEHLEN COUNTRY 52121005 is a 100-gallon rigid polyethylene stock tank built for livestock watering and agricultural water storage. Manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) using a structural foam molding process, the tank is formed as a single seamless piece with no joints or seams that could crack or leak over time. A reinforced top rim and reinforced bottom add structural rigidity under heavy use. At 36 pounds, it is manageable for one or two people to position in the field. Farmers, ranchers, and agricultural supply installers are the typical end users.

This tank is suited for open-field livestock watering, feedlot applications, and general agricultural water storage. The seamless HDPE construction resists impact, UV degradation, and the wear associated with daily animal use. It is appropriate for outdoor use in varying climates and is sized for small to mid-size herds or as a supplemental water source in larger operations. No liner or additional sealing is required at installation.

Key Features

• 100-gallon capacity for reliable livestock watering or agricultural storage
• High-density polyethylene construction resists cracking, impact, and UV exposure
• Structural foam molding process produces a single-piece seamless body with no leak points
• Reinforced top rim and bottom provide added strength under load and daily animal contact
• 2-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone agricultural stock tank for general livestock watering and water storage applications. No specific system integration is required.

Installation Notes

Placement on a level, stable surface is recommended to prevent tipping and to ensure even wear on the tank bottom. No mechanical connections or tools are required for basic setup, though an inlet fitting or float valve may be added using standard agricultural plumbing practices. Keep the tank clear of sharp edges or abrasive surfaces that could wear through the wall over time. Periodic inspection of the rim and base for stress cracking is good maintenance practice.