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"Fast And Neat" Trash Burner
Malva Nisley has a better idea when it comes to burning trash. Using galvanized fence panels, he made a burner that sits off the ground and provides full ventilation.
"The fence panels are built into an octagon shape and have 2 1/4 by 4-in. holes," says Nisley. "We cut a second panel that was about 16 in. longer
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"Fast And Neat" Trash Burner FARM HOME Miscellaneous 34-2-16 Malva Nisley has a better idea when it comes to burning trash. Using galvanized fence panels, he made a burner that sits off the ground and provides full ventilation.
"The fence panels are built into an octagon shape and have 2 1/4 by 4-in. holes," says Nisley. "We cut a second panel that was about 16 in. longer than the width of the octagon. We bent the ends to make 8-in. legs and set the octagon on it."
Nisley cut a third piece of panel to fit the top of the octagon. He then used hog rings to attach the octagon to the floor and hinge the top in place.
The floor keeps the burner off the ground so trash doesn't get soaked and allows ashes to fall though for later disposal.
"It's nice to have the lid on it," says Nisley. "We can throw the trash in, light it and walk away."
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Malva Nisley, 3321 Township Road 412, Millersburg, Ohio 44654 (ph 330 893-1058).
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