Shouldn't say this but for some reason I have only one outside tap that freezes and I don't need that ! fortunalty and have very little insulation weird but im happy with it ! doors tractors etc etc etc etc all freeze up tho its not till it thaws you relise how much harder work its in them conditions.
It was the winter I came here, at its worst I was spending 5 or 6 hours a day on tronghs. The next summer I put a new water supply into some of the sheds ( was quite a few problems with the old system) and haven't had them freeze up since. I think the difference is the old pipes were just below the concrete so the water was almost frozen before it came above ground, my new pipes are all 2 foot 6 below ground then come straight up to each trough. A bigger bore pipe probably helps a bit as well.
Aye may well be, mine is quite new as well and pipes quite deep, my water comes from a spring 1500 feet up and never freezes either, might sound silly but I have often wonderd if there is some mineral content in the water that helps or im maybe just been silly ! deep pipes is probably the best conclusion, thank god I rarely get frozen pipes tho, I remember as a small child my father and brother having a whole farm and milking parlour frozen solid everyday for weeks.
had one two days ago but didnot look like it would last much longer
Watching the Packers playing at home in December, I do wonder how the audience can just stand there for 3 hours!
Already got or due to have?
On the ground, no school bus this morning much to the wains delight !
Bloody hell, pics in the morning please
You are welcome to keep it , we only have 2" or so & that is to much
Wet stuff, doubt it will come to anything or last.
