We are in New Hampshire and TSS is all sold out of theses rings and cant post a link for you ..They only have the 3ft ring .
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-3-foot-fire-ring-1041378?cm_mmc=feed-_-GoogleShopping-_-Product-_-1041378&gclid=Cj0KCQjwz4z3BRCgARIsAES_OVe1QmlM57nakPeenjr4iFxiyuiGIPRm4omNySOI9owGDdTxDdbiDO8aAtiGEALw_wcB
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I just bought one you have to put together and its not working out I saw these while I was there I wish I bought these ones instead I saw them but didnt know what they were
The COUNTY LINE rings are labled and sold as 36" but be on notice that while they are labled 36" some measure about 33-34" and some Less than 32". That is because they make three sizes to Band/package three together to ship to stores. Measure the rings before you buy if it is important to your project. I was making a for pit with stone and needed 36 to fit correctly. The company seems not to care about the discrepancy nor to lable sizes properly. The store manager did not care either. Edit: they are sold as fire rings. If they were sold as feed rings for farmers and approximate size was close enough that would be different.
What is diameter of those rings?
How many cubic yards of dirt to fill one of those? Thanks for the video!
Curious if it's bad for your back to reach the inner part of ring. As mentioned below, there are different sizes, maybe smaller ring is better for low back problem gardening.
This is intriguing indeed.
Hopefully, this yields plentiful.
Thanks for sharing.
Hope your channel gets viral
This year they have gone up by $50 each. I made stock tank beds last year and loved them but this inflation is nuts.
How durable are they? Have they rusted?