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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
55-gal Emergency Water Barrel
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- $169.00
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- $169.00
- Regular price
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55-gallon Water Drum, DOT approved for safe water storage. Complete water barrel kit also available. *Contact Sunset Survival for ship quote* *Note: Barrel is shipped EMPTY*
Item M-73225
SKU MWA66
*Contact Sunset Survival for ship quote on this item - info@sunsetsurvival.com, 714-369-8096* - (Website cannot calculate accurate shipping costs due to size and bulk of this item)
55 gallon Emergency Water Barrel is DOT-approved safe for long-term safe drinking water storage - **Ships Empty** 
One 2" BTS closure and one 2" inch NPT closure with 3/4" NPT insert.
Accommodates both vented and non-vented plugs and/or dispensing equipment.
See our complete 55-gallon Emergency Water Barrel Kit for the full water drum package containing emergency water barrel pump, wrench, preservative, and other essential accessories.
SKU MWA66
Item# M-73225
Item# M-73225
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