Are these suitable for a CV 1800?

[Bill Jobe]

I'm looking for a
barell for my dust collector.
Are these suitable?
It's a Clearview 1800.

https://www.airseacontainers.com/55-...oard-drum.html

[Bill Jobe]

I just noticed there is a 4 minimum limit. Anyone near 61265 need one....or 2, ideally 3 others

[Matt Day]

I got my metal 55 gallon drum from Rural King for $20. Got the lid and locking ring from McMaster, which weren’t cheap but couldn’t find the right kind for cheaper anywhere else and I did a lot of searching.

[Chuck Saunders]

McMaster sells them individually though not as cheap. To answer your question though, Yes they will work.
Chuck

[John K Jordan]

I'm looking for a
barell for my dust collector.
Are these suitable?
It's a Clearview 1800.

https://www.airseacontainers.com/55-...oard-drum.html

Make sure it's not too tall. My CV1800 is in a space with 9' ceilings. I use a 30 gal galvanized trash can which will barely fit with the cyclone mounted as high as possible.

BTW, the suction is so powerful it collapsed the side of the first galvanized can I used. New cans from the same company are thinner steel than the cans from 10 years ago. Fortunately I had some of the old cans on hand.

JKJ

[Tom Bender]

You might need to reinforce it with staves or rings inside or outside.

[Eugene Dixon]

check with your local spray liner company. I've purchased a resealable barrel from a dealer. Price was right. Barrel was acceptably clean.

[John K Jordan]

I just noticed there is a 4 minimum limit. Anyone near 61265 need one....or 2, ideally 3 others

Ah ha, now we know your secret location! You might as well put it in your profile now.

I worked for a time at the Quad Cities nuclear plant at Cordova when it was under construction and lived up the river in Clinton.

JKJ

[Jim Becker]

My Oneida system uses a fiber barrel pretty much exactly like that. I've been using the same one for, oh...about 20 years now.

[Bill Jobe]

Ah ha, now we know your secret location! You might as well put it in your profile now.

I worked for a time at the Quad Cities nuclear plant at Cordova when it was under construction and lived up the river in Clinton.

JKJ

Well I'll be darned. Small world for sure.

[Bill Jobe]

John, that would have been close to the time that Big Daddy Don Garlits made his first appearance at Cordova Dragway.
Did you ever attend fuel races while you lived in the area?

[John K Jordan]

John, that would have been close to the time that Big Daddy Don Garlits made his first appearance at Cordova Dragway.
Did you ever attend fuel races while you lived in the area?

No, just drove my motorcycle to and from work, probably way too fast. This was in the early 70s. In the summer there were huge bugs along the river that would almost knock you off the bike.

JKJ