Posted by Showcrop on February 11, 2009 at 04:58:48 from (75.67.222.130):
In Reply to: Water lines in barns posted by dave2 on February 11, 2009 at 04:20:07:
Hi Dave, We had an electric heated waterer in the barn for many years. I planted a three ft length of 12 inch culvert pipe for it to sit on and the riser of 1 inch black poly came up to about one foot below ground where I installed a sillcock. a 4 ft rubber hose ran up from there giving me slack for hook-up and maint. The waterer sat on top of the culvert pipe and never froze up in ten years with below zero temps. I have seen units that are similar insulated boxes that need no elec. with a poly ball that your critters push down with their nose to get water. with these it is important to size properly so that there is not too long a period between uses when it may freeze.
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