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| Don, thanks for the reply! In fact the guy who sells the Jug has also handled Hoskins. Don't know if he still does. Now that you jog my memory I remember seeing the Hoskins waterer at one of the spring open house shows a few years ago. I have put quite a bit into water the last couple years. I put in 6 - 12' tire tanks at my other place off my good well. This year I put in 5 - 10' round fiberglass tanks on a 2 mile extension from my neighbor's artesian well. All the tanks have Lewis/Watson float valves in the bottom of the tanks. I have some freebie backhoe work coming to me which is a reason I'm considering this job. I still believe a smaller winterized tire tank with a heater in it is probably the most durable and most economical. | |
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automatic cattle waterers
