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Freeland

Freeland FP75 Poly Tank

Freeland FP75 is a 75-gallon poly tank measuring about 44 by 31 by 25 inches, with reinforced rim and base and a stacking-block design.

$114.29

75 gal

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SKU
2623
Department
Stock Tanks
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Freeland FP75 is a 75-gallon poly tank measuring about 44 by 31 by 25 inches, with reinforced rim and base and a stacking-block design.

Measure the full footprint

The FP75 holds about 75 gallons and measures roughly 44 by 31 by 25 inches. Check that footprint against the intended site and allow room to reach the opening. Its one-piece molded body has a reinforced rim and base. Those construction details matter when positioning it on the ground or a platform; the support should carry the base evenly rather than leave an edge hanging. Decide where water or feed will be handled before filling, since a full tank is difficult to shift.

A molded tank with a stacking profile

Molded stacking blocks create contact points when compatible tanks are nested for storage. They are part of the tank’s outside profile, so leave clearance if the FP75 will sit close to a wall or another container. The reinforced rim frames the opening and the reinforced base spans the bottom. Before putting it away, empty and clean it, then nest it only with a compatible shape. The blocks help align nested tanks; they are not a substitute for a level support when the tank is in service.

Plan the water or feed location

Capacity is only one part of choosing a water or feed tub. Think about the volume used between refills, who will carry feed or manage a hose, and how often the basin can be cleaned. The 25-inch outside height can change how easily someone reaches the bottom, particularly on a raised platform. Leave enough open space around the rim for filling and routine service. If the tank will hold water, consider the route for draining it before deciding where the base belongs.

Good to know

The Freeland FP75 and Little Giant ST75 both hold about 75 gallons, yet their shapes differ. The FP75 is about 44 by 31 by 25 inches, while the ST75 is 48.375 by 33 by 18.25 inches. The Freeland is shorter in length and width but taller. That distinction can matter when replacing a tub beneath a low roof, fitting through a narrow gate, or matching an existing base. Compare the exact outside dimensions and the drain arrangement of the model you are replacing; capacity alone does not tell you whether it will fit.

Product specifications

Freeland FP75, Behlen Country part 52120755. Approximate capacity 75 gallons. Approximate outside dimensions 44 x 31 x 25 inches. Reinforced rim and base; molded stacking blocks.

Directions for use

Place on a firm, level support surface that carries the tank across its footprint.

Pick it up in Baker.

Order online or call ahead and we’ll have it ready for pickup at 5791 Hwy 4. Free delivery within 5 miles, and a flat $15 out to 20 miles.

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