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<blockquote data-quote="Midtenn" data-source="post: 1478104" data-attributes="member: 24781"><p>Easiest way is just slope the pipes and drain when done.</p><p> I can relate to Bigfoot, especially when it comes to family. I think we did a pretty good job raising our kids and believe they are way more self-reliable than most millineals(sp) in this world, but DAD GUM! It frustrates me to no end some of the stuff they do. These are 20 something kids I'm talking about. I have to remind them to leave water dripping, drain the hose pipes, just stuff like that. Son seems to never feed enough hay when it's dry or if the grounds froze. As soon as mud becomes a foot thick, then he needs to put out about 8 rolls. He usually decides to work his cows about an hour before dark and starts gathering them. :bang: </p><p> Well at least they have their own place and not living in the basement.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Midtenn, post: 1478104, member: 24781"] Easiest way is just slope the pipes and drain when done. I can relate to Bigfoot, especially when it comes to family. I think we did a pretty good job raising our kids and believe they are way more self-reliable than most millineals(sp) in this world, but DAD GUM! It frustrates me to no end some of the stuff they do. These are 20 something kids I'm talking about. I have to remind them to leave water dripping, drain the hose pipes, just stuff like that. Son seems to never feed enough hay when it's dry or if the grounds froze. As soon as mud becomes a foot thick, then he needs to put out about 8 rolls. He usually decides to work his cows about an hour before dark and starts gathering them. :bang: Well at least they have their own place and not living in the basement. [/QUOTE]
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