Non-electric horse waterers [RE-wrenches]
Drake Chamberlin
Drake.Chamberlin at redwoodalliance.org
Sat Jul 5 10:58:08 PDT 2008
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Hi Allan,
I remember this discussion from several years ago. A method that was
discussed was to put the tank on top of a deep hole in the
ground. My memory says the hole had to be 10 or 15 feet
deep. Putting the tank as much in the ground as possible helped. I
have no personal experience with this method, but it seems ingenious.
Drake
At 05:52 PM 7/3/2008, you wrote:
>Wrenches,
>I believe that this has been covered before, but it's unusual enough I
>didn't save the thread.
>
>I need solutions to keep horse waterers from icing over, for the barn in an
>off-grid rural upscale home. The clients are talking about four waterers at
>250 watts for 10 hours/day, and I don't think so, but I need to suggest a
>non-electric alternative. Suggestions, please?
>
>Allan Sindelar
>allan_(at)_positiveenergysolar.com <mailto:allan at positiveenergysolar.com>
>NABCEP certified solar PV installer
>Positive Energy, Inc.
>3225A Richards Lane
>Santa Fe NM 87507
>505 424-1112
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