Re: gooseneck water tank - option(s)?

["Karen Sullivan" <greymare@jps.net>]

Also..........you can put a flattish-rectangular watertank up on the
hayrack.......and the gravity up there really helps.  I bought an RV tank,
about 70 gal for $300 or so installed.  At some rides where you would be
hauling water, it is REALLY great to have that much water.  Also have a
35 gal plastic drum that used to hold soy sauce; put a faucet on that one
and use it occasionally

Karen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ruth Abair" <shakesbearides@texoma.net>
To: <Ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2000 2:24 PM
Subject: RC: gooseneck water tank - option(s)?


> You "might" think about a water tank in the rear tack - if you have one
> - underneath the saddle tree. I have a 30 gallon - meant for a spray rig
> but never used - nestled in mine. Hubby attached a spiket to it and I
> use a short water hose. Mother Nature/gravity does the rest! It gets me
> through a weekend with one horse, easy. BTW; did you know water weighs
> something like 6+ lbs to the gallon? shakesbearides@texoma.net
>
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