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Two-part picture—(Left) The tank sensor system’s data transmitting unit; (right) digital device screen readout showing status

AguaCheck Wireless Stock Tank Sensor

Pictured with mid-point carrying handle is the bucket; its back portion

Big-Gripper All-Purpose Bucket

Left pic of narrow trench along outside of barn wall. Rt pic of vertical pipe coming out of ground with faucet on it attached to hose.

Buried Water Line to Barn

Pictured is the solar-paneled system (protected by a small tubular metal ‘corral’) pumping up water into a stock tank.

Double-Panel Solar Pump System

Seen at the end of a line of stanchion feeder is the tank pivoted 90º and the water pouring onto the floor.

E-Z Kleen Watering Tank

A 3-foot-high rectangular

Electric Base-Heated Waterer

Pictured affixed to the delivery end of a hose is an 8-inch-long unit that consists of sprinkler head and electric connector

Electric-Heated Water Hose

Orange plastic ribbed handle split in half lengthwise snapped onto silver metal bucket handle.

Ergonomic Bucket Handle

4-wheel cart with tongue that has 2 white rectangular liquid hoppers on the back and a larger feed-type hopper on the front

Feed and Water Transport Wagon

Heifer drinking from this geothermal waterer.

Geothermal Waterer

Pictured is the white plastic product with the black removable cap at the top and the plug-in cord plus metal drinking valve near the bottom.

Heated Rabbit Water Bottle

Two pictures—(1) Upright bucket

Heated Water Bucket

Inside of a barn with stalls on the left and a PVC waterline running above the stalls with a drain line hanging down

Homemade Self-Draining Barn Water Line

Left pic of a right hand holding a garden hose with a hose grip handle. Rt pic of a homemade hose grip handle made of PVC pipe on a hose.

Hose Grip Handle

Sitting on circular metal ‘feet’ is a spherical de-icer connected to a flexible water-proof tube protecting the electrical wire leading to its interior heating unit.

Livestock Water Tank De-Icer

Two pictures—(1) a horse drinking from the device; (2) oblique top view of the insulated model

Non-Electric Auto-Fill Livestock Waterer

Pictured is the tool

One-Person Powered Ice Auger

Pictured having just depressed the nose pump is a dairy animal drinking from the basin of the device

Pasture Nose-Pump Waterer

Pictured is a horse drinking from the bowl at the top of the snow-covered 3-foot-square

Solar-Heated Watering Tank

No Longer Produced

Pictured is the on/off faucet atop the brass pipe with a row of four hose attachments

Split It Four Way Hose Splitter

Pictured is an animal drinking from the insulated bowl tank that’s hooked up to the water-circulating main tank

Thermosink Energy-Free Livestock Waterer

Pictured is the 9-inch-long device

Water Saver Hose Nozzle

Water Wagon

Arm placing yellow & black Water-Rat sensor in watering trough.

Water-Rat Water-Level Sensor