Posted by paul on September 15, 2011 at 19:38:22 from (66.44.132.103):
In Reply to: cattle waters posted by mosinee dave on September 15, 2011 at 17:37:53:
For cattle/ big critters, the best thing I ever put on the farm here in MN was the Cabott waterer. No electricity at all, it's had it's first break down in 7 years - the cord holding the float frayed off last week. Also the rubber gasket is starting to dribble, this is watering 20-30 head for 7 years.
It can ice over the top in a wind chill or if you let the water level get too high, or if your critters don't come around for a 1/2 day to drink, but a couple chops on those days and good to go. It really works as advertised.
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