Posted by JayinNY on February 09, 2009 at 16:58:43 from (67.72.98.57):
Went to the barn this morning what a surprise. Seems the milking short horn wacked the water bowl overnight so hard the pipe broke. Had 3 inches of water on the floor in front of the curb were they eat there hay. I had to get the submersimable pump to get the water out. I dont like to push it into the gutter, because it makes the manure so sloppy it just makes a mess going out of the barn. Went and got a schedule 80 pipe, T fitting and nipple and put it back together. No leakes so far. How do you guys like the water bowls, in the stall facing the cow, or the gutter, or out in front of the curb were they eat there hay? J
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