insulated thermal water buckets

TurnLane - 2014-01-06 4:09 PM

turnum - 2014-01-06 3:02 PM

Palopony - 2014-01-06 12:37 PM I have these work great in the barn, even with it being 0 here today. I don't trust any of mine with a cord.

http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=d1b64af4-7a08-4e73-ad51-fe0f3b675e87&ccd=IGO047&gclid=CNa6v_eK6rsCFYQ7OgodWAIArQ

ETA: Mine are this brand I believe but I sure didn't pay that much, we have had them a long time.

http://www.southernstates.com/catalog/p-4251-horsemans-choice-5gal-insulated-stall-waterer.aspx?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=thefind

I used the electric water buckets for years when I only had one horse now we moved and have 3 horses and no outlets close to the stalls. So we bought these and they are awesome. They don't use any electric so that saves money and I don't have to worry about anyone chewing on the cords. I would highly reccomend someone buying these. I just went to the barn and there was only a slite skim of ice on the lid but a horse could break it real easy. We have the one in the top link. We didn't pay nearly that much for them. We got them from Straight A's Ranch Supply (ranchcity.com)

Two things- ideally I dont want any ice- in order to keep them drining but I guess a thin coat is better than the heavy thick ice. But I love the warm water provided by the electric.

My second issue is with these 5 gallon buckets, my horse cant get his head all the way down to the bottom so it doesnt seem great to me?

I do love the fact of no electric but those are my concerns.

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