The stock tank I chose had a capacity of almost 1,000 gallons, so I wanted a robust pump with a decent filter. I ended up choosing an Intex Krystal Clear cartridge filer pump with a 1,000 gallon ...

Photo: Alejandra Matos With the right tools and equipment, a converted stock tank can keep you cool at home for less than the cost of a single vacation. Here’s everything I used to build my ...

All in all, a stock tank pool can cost you anywhere from about $300 to $1,400 with the average being just under $1,000 for everything you need to DIY a stock tank pool which is pretty affordable ...

Stock tanks are typically 24 inches deep. They are available in diameters from two feet all the way to 10 feet, but the eight-foot model is popular for pools. This size holds about 800 gallons of ...

There are step-by-step stock tank–pool tutorials online for savvy self-builders. But if you want some help in the process, you can purchase a DIY kit. The kit from Cowboy Pools comes with all of ...

In fact, according to Country Living, an increasing number of people are buying stock tanks (you can get one for around $600) to use as swimming pools. How to Set Up a Stock Tank Pool ...

In fact, according to Country Living, an increasing number of people are buying stock tanks (you can get one for around $600) to use as swimming pools. How to Set Up a Stock Tank Pool ...