Bucket in a bucket or Net pot?
Asked on: 09 Jul 2007
I have been using flood and drain buckets for about 6 months, I like them, The yeield per plant is great. However its a real PIA with all the stone. Currently I am using a 3 gallon Bucket in a 5 gal bucket. I have been pondering on trying the netpot bucket lid Probably the 8 or 10 inch job. I have a 100 gallon res I set up 18 buckets under 2k. I would continue to use medium but rather than fill the 3 gallon full of rocks I would not use the 3 gallon bucket and just fill the rocks in the netpot....
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Can't delete bucket?
Asked on: 26 Jul 2007
I have a bucket that I can't empty and therfore can't delete.
There are few files in there that probably had messed up names.
Is there a way to nuke a bucket?
d.
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What are Food Grade Buckets?
Asked on: 19 Dec 2008
What is the difference between the 5 gal. buckets you can pick up at Lowes and the food grade buckets which I can't find.
We already have some pinto beans, rice, and sugar stored in the Lowes buckets. We have more to store but wanted to know if I need to find the food grade buckets.
Thanks.
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How do drops fly out of the bucket?
Asked on: 14 Nov 2008
If you're pouring water into a bucket (or a bowl, ahem)...even small amounts, when the water line is 6-inches below the rim of the bucket...every 10 seconds or so, one small drop will FLY up at an extremely high arc that takes it completely out of the bucket and onto the ground beside it.
What causes this?
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T-Buckets or Not T-Buckets?
Asked on: 30 Nov 2003
Hi all, I'm new to this forum/web site so excuse me if I screw up with either the techno stuff or the rules. I'm going to get on my "soap box" about T-Buckets. T-Buckets seem to always be looked down upon and, as an owner of a late 60's early 70's fad T, it sometimes really ticks me off. If any of the members of my car club are reading this, please realize, it has nothing to do with any particular person. I think that our club is great and anyone would do anything for anyone else, but I simply l...
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buckets on big ctl's/skids?
Asked on: 03 Dec 2008
i didnt want to high jack the current bucket thread...
does anyone other then me have a problem with the lip on the backside of the bucket bending up?
im talking about the lip the the quick attach plate on the machine hooks under to attach the bucket. i welded gussets in mine and it still got bent to f*ck.
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The 'hempy Bucket'...anyone Tried It?
Asked on: 02 Dec 2003
Hempy Bucket
...anyone used this method?...sounds too good to be true...was thinking of using it for my mums.
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Which bucket seats?
Asked on: 16 Dec 2008
I'm thinking of a pair of bucket seats for my R33GTST.
Anyone got any suggestions for value, ease of use and fittment?
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New Bucket "333" Fails "X33" Works Why?
Asked on: 04 Jun 2008
I have been naming buckets for customers according to their account numbers which is a 3 digit such as "333". We recently tried to add a new customer "334" and it fails. Interestingly, "X33" succeeds in making a new bucket.
Has something changed in the Amazon naming rules?
I am using the jets3t code and Bucket Explorer and neither will create a 3 digit bucket name anymore.
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