Posted by pburchett on January 07, 2010 at 17:39:33 from (67.140.172.21):
In Reply to: Rubbermaid Stock Tank posted by pburchett on January 07, 2010 at 17:12:18:
I was curious as to whether or not they would split with the expansion of the ice and the internal water pressure. I was thinking of draining it when it thaws out and just using the rubber ones I have. Currently it has 6 inches of ice around the sides and a foot or so on the top. South Central Kentucky has just now had a few cold days. It has gotten down to 2 F here a night or two. I know that is not as bad as some have been talking about, but I prefer the 75 degree days.
I keep chopping a hole in the top to let the calves drink from it but I know I am going to hit it with the ax and mess it up. With the first strike of the ax I often get a 3 foot gush of water coming from the incision in the ice. You just never know which way it is going to go.
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