I have a 330 gallon on a old hay wagon. Works real well. I’ll add more tanks as I need them. I don’t want more than a weeks worth of water at a time because of like you said algae. When I add more I’ll tie them together and only water out of 1 then as it empty’s just open a valve of the next to merge both tanks together. And then a 3rd tank and so on. Great video
I’m currently using a Jobe Rojo float valve with good success for a low psi system like this. It feeds to the bottom of the tank as opposed to the top like yours so you get about an extra foot of head pressure.
I know everyone has a different situation, but try running an electric like blocking the goats from the float and the hoses. You can also place poles on the side of the tube if they are bad about knocking the tubs over.
Thanks so much for explaining the water system!
Helpful info. Looking forward to more videos.
Painting the tanks black will help with the algae build up.
that trailer idea with the four tanks on it sounds like a good idea to me thank you for the tips
I have a 330 gallon on a old hay wagon. Works real well. I’ll add more tanks as I need them. I don’t want more than a weeks worth of water at a time because of like you said algae. When I add more I’ll tie them together and only water out of 1 then as it empty’s just open a valve of the next to merge both tanks together. And then a 3rd tank and so on. Great video
Thanks for sharing. If you have any pictures of your rig, feel free to post them in the comments.
@@benhabig5346 well I took a picture but can’t figure out how to add it.
Excellent. Needing this system for cattle in Texas.
I’m currently using a Jobe Rojo float valve with good success for a low psi system like this. It feeds to the bottom of the tank as opposed to the top like yours so you get about an extra foot of head pressure.
Where did you get the adaptor from the valve on the tote to go reduce to a water hose I bought one on Amazon but it's a different thread.
Had to spend some time in the hardware store searching through fittings. Couldn’t tell you the specifics.
I know everyone has a different situation, but try running an electric like blocking the goats from the float and the hoses. You can also place poles on the side of the tube if they are bad about knocking the tubs over.
Where did you get that belt?
Good video thanks
Put that toll higher off the ground