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> Also, if you have water pipes that run through a barn, above ground, they
> can also heat up in the sun, having warm to hot water coming out of them
> until they are ran for awhile.
Indeed.  But even more of a headache, in climates like ours, is that
they would freeze.  All of our automatic waterers are fed by pipes
buried 6 feet down.  Cool in summer, warm in winter...

> We bought one of the in tank water heaters, that fit in the drain hole of
> the trough, and it works great in the winter to prevent freezing.
I used those for years.  They tended to go out at the most inconvenient
of times, and constituted much more threat with above-ground wiring. 
Got tired of extension cords, flipped breakers, and surprises...

Heidi


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