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Would it be a bad idea to ecase a old 12v battery in a bucket of concrete to help sink a masive bundle of bamboo?
I had one on hand and if I drain the acid and wash out before I cover with concrete? Only polution would be the lead that I can think of. Might the concrete keep the lead contained?
I think that would be a really, really bad idea. I'm sure the game & fish commission wouldn't like it either.
HERE WE ARE FIGHTING JUST TO BE ABLE TO FISH WITH LEAD HEAD JIGS AND YOU COME UP WITH THIS BRAIN STORM......... USE CEMENT AND DISPOSE OF YOUR BATTERY AT THE RECYCLE PLACE.......:mad:
The lead is worse than the acid.....bad idea. Billy
I would hate to c what the EPA did to you during your trial with all them Bunny-Hugger's settin there wail'in about all the lost animal life here in Texas you'll get more time for shootin somebodies varmit then you'll will for your x-wife during a squable !
Maybe I should move to Texas.:D
Very bad idea!!
I have seen a couple batteries used for brush weights during a big drawdown a few years back. I wouldn't do it. One thing that I don't like to see is guys using old hydraulic oil buckets to sink brush. I feel like they can not be completely cleaned out. We have a lot of loggers in our area.
Please don't.
Use the car battery or move to Texas?Quote:
Originally Posted by fish_4_all
OP, in their own GENTLY way they are advising you to seek other forms of weight. Probably not the best idea...a nearby rock (natural) or a cinder block would do just as well and not cause any detriment to the ecosystem.