Not in weather like this. It took a lot of hot water to even get the little lid off over the valve. I don't know if I could even get enough all the way around to get the whole thing off. It'd probably freeze where I started before I got all the way around. I'd have to drill holes in that insulated plastic lid to bolt anything in there. I don't want to do that. I ended up putting an old T shirt over the ball and ran two old broken wheel rake tines through it. Not that I needed them,it only took a few minutes for the wet T shirt to freeze to the ball and lid. Trouble now is,most are drinking OK,but there are a few that are scared of the shirt. They'll come up and crane their necks,get their nose about a foot away and won't go any closer. They must not like the smell of laundry soap.
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