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Re: cattle waters // Rithie or Jug
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Posted by kyhayman on November 22, 2006 at 05:01:15 from (68.171.76.92):
In Reply to: cattle waters // Rithie or Jug posted by Jim WJ on November 21, 2006 at 21:00:07:
Im not familiar with the model numbers but I use: Ritchie 2 and 4 hole beach ball waterers (no electric)
Univ Co-op 2 hole beach ball waterer (no electric)
Concrete tanks with propane fired heaters All my water supply is municipal water so leaving them running isnt an option. Occassionally, the U/C black one will freeze right in the top of the valve. Usually happens in a sudden temp drop (3 Christmas Days in a row once). Takes me about an hour to thaw it out. Unscrew the valve put on dash of truck. Heat screw driver and gently press into the pipe down to where the ice plug is. Usually about 1-2 inches.
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