Posted by JayinNY on April 22, 2012 at 19:49:32 from (166.137.138.40):
Speaking of wells, one thing i have noticed is 4 farms that I have worked on all have plenty of water. I accidentally left the hose on over nite at one farm and it was still running the next morning. Try that at my house and im Otta water in 30 minutes? My fil has a float valve in his stock tank for the cows, so tank keeps full as cows drink,well the cows broke the fitting, and the thing pumped water non stop for 2 days before he realized it was broke. The other farm I worked on has enough water for the 150 to 300 horses that live there. Is that just luck or what? I couldent support that many animals on my well, what is different with there wells? All farms are within 10 miles of each other?
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