Posted by dave2 on January 03, 2010 at 13:14:47 from (139.139.35.70):
Hey folks,
Trying to trim down my chore time so I can afford a hobby or two :roll:
I have several of these water tanks (in different variations) that I use on the pastures for the horses thru the summer. In winter, I keep horses at two outside stalls and have a tank at each place. When it goes below freezing, I spend an hour or so a day with propane torch thawing out the drinkers. Was thinking I could just keep some type of propane pilot light, or maybe a small camp stove/bunson burner under the the drinker flange with a shroud and maybe a blanket over the top.
Wondering how long a small torch bottle would last with a minimalflame or pilot light, and if anyone knows if there is something other than a camp burner that would work and be cheap to setup/use.
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