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Above link is available if you click on the word Jug on the website, or on the link in the previous post as well as some other info. It is not what I would call a parts manual though, not sure there really is one per say. They have 65 watt heater element on a thermostat, I have a power bill with 12 month usage on it by the month from the farm. It has 2 double jugs, well and fencer on it that I use as a sales tool. I fold the month part of the chart under, you may have an idea which month is which, but not definitively. Does anything I put here give you what you want?
Cows and crops, I usually run the water level a little higher then recommended, I have not noticed that it is an issue, but I can tell you if your well pump fails that they will suck the water down about 2-3 inches below the bowl and if it is in the middle of winter that allows the cold air into the waterer esp. a double and you will get a very large ice cube.
I put 2 singles furthest one is out 1400 feet from the buildings this year so far have not seen the whole bowl fozen over, may have been a little ridge around the bowl.
Edited by WCWI 12/29/2025 22:31
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