What to do with a 17 ft tall separator

[CletusBodeen]

have it tested for NORM before you use it to make a cooker

never know how high the levels might be if it's very old

That would be the first thing I would do.

[MarkV]

have it tested for NORM before you use it to make a cooker

never know how high the levels might be if it's very old

probably nothing to worry about, but you may be glad you did if they find something bad.

This x2

[Tubby]

have it tested for NORM before you use it to make a cooker

never know how high the levels might be if it's very old

probably nothing to worry about, but you may be glad you did if they find something bad.

X3

If it's old and has a lot of scale in it, I wouldn't use it to cook anything in. Would take too long to get it cleaned out. Any piping that's been in service takes a long time to get the "funk" out of it until it's clean. The older it is, the worse it is.

[outlaw38]

Trash incinerator

[Keith]

Need a culvert?

[SPUD]

No way I would cook with anything used in the field. PCB's and other junk mentioned above.

[westtexducks]

X3

If it's old and has a lot of scale in it, I wouldn't use it to cook anything in. Would take too long to get it cleaned out. Any piping that's been in service takes a long time to get the "funk" out of it until it's clean. The older it is, the worse it is.

x4 Cut it in half length ways and use it for 2 water troughs.

[Dusty Britches]

17 feet tall??? Wow! I am thinking wind break for practicing shooting!