Posted by oj on January 23, 2011 at 06:47:34 from (74.119.186.89):
In Reply to: water line froze posted by Bryan iniowa on January 23, 2011 at 06:36:48:
when we've had a water line froze on the farm, sometimes it can be thawed out using a small diameter pipev and hot water, pump the hot water through tre small pipe which you push down the froze water pipe, works ok if the frozen part is close to the access point. If it's too far away i guess you'll have to dig. might want to insulate over the pipe when you fill the trench in, it does help.
Up here in Manitoba Canada, our pipes are 8feet down, and where our water pipe crosses the yard we put our pipe down 12feet, that should stop it freezing (traffic over the pipe forces the frost down further.
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