--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I know that much of the North American continent
has mild enough weather such that ponds and lakes
> don't freeze deeply enough to be useable even for
> ice-skating, much less strong enough to
> hold up the weight of a 1000-pound horse/rider
pair.<<
It is a sinking water heater that uses standard electrical power. It sits
on the bottom of the water tank. I was worried that the fish would get to
cose to it, but apparently they were able to discern how close was safe and
stayed away from it.
Pat G., in MN
>Where would I find one? I definitely need it. I HAVE to soak hay for
>Corrie but there is no water down there some days when it's frozen. I
>don't mind frozen hands, better than seeing her cough.
>Sue Coombes
>
The only one on ebay at the moment is this one in the USA:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/El
> You can get electric "wire" here which you wrap around the pipes, and
> which stays just hot enough to stop pipes and taps freezing - maybe a
> better option in the UK where we don't get that much freezing weather.
>
> Mic
>
Where would I find one? I definitely need it. I HAVE to soak hay for
On Thu, 01 May 2008 13:07:55 -, you wrote:
>I will do a search and see if there is one I could use in the yard.
You can get electric "wire" here which you wrap around the pipes, and
which stays just hot enough to stop pipes and taps freezing - maybe a
better option in the UK where we don't ge
So maybe you can guess why Icetolts hold no pizzazz for me. We deal with
ice enough
in the winter, no reason to put a show on for it.
Ironically, that's probably also why ice tolts are so darned bizarre to me. I
know that
much of the North American continent has mild enough weat
On 5/1/08, Susan Coombes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > You've never needed a tank heater?
>
> I have only had horses a year.
you are pretty sharp for only having had horses a year!
Janice
--
even good horses have bad days sometimes.
On 01/05/2008, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> You've never needed a tank heater? Wow.. Sometimes I forget how
> >>> forgiving other
> >>> locales are to live in.
>
>
> We have one, but have never used it. We get ice on the top of our tanks
> sometimes, but
> so far, never so b
> You've never needed a tank heater?
I have only had horses a year. I didn't know I could get one. I use a
kettle which doesn't seem very effective. The pipes to the paddock and
stabe freeze too so I carry water from the house to buckets in the
yard. It's only for a few days. I don't have main
>>> You've never needed a tank heater? Wow.. Sometimes I forget how
>>> forgiving other
>>> locales are to live in.
We have one, but have never used it. We get ice on the top of our tanks
sometimes, but
so far, never so bad that we can stir it and break it. We have tanks that are
prett
2008/5/1 Susan Coombes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Where do you get a tank water heater? Is it battery or mains?
> Sue Coombes
You've never needed a tank heater?
Wow.. Sometimes I forget how forgiving other locales are to live in.
Ice and snow are no thrill...
Oh..in answer to your question, you p
> I used to keep fish in my water tank but one year my tank water
heater
> broke down and all the fish froze.
>
> Pat G., in MN
>
Where do you get a tank water heater? Is it battery or mains?
Sue Coombes
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