solar water
HARRY LEHMAN HORSE LOGGING
some hard core solar stuff? I wanna put a submersable pump in a large
pond, run mucho pipe for live stock watering, and also have a capacity
to return the water to the pond for areation when not in the livestock
water mode. Thanks
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> some hard core solar stuff? I wanna put a submersable pump in a large
> pond, run mucho pipe for live stock watering, and also have a capacity
> to return the water to the pond for areation when not in the livestock
> water mode. Thanks
1st. Access
alt.energy.renewable
alt.energy.homepower
newsgroups, as that is what they are all about.
2nd. Use yahoo and search under the key of solar, this will provide you
links to access various retailers and info sites, etc... you may have to
travel down some link branches to get what you want but it is worth it.
3rd. If you are serious, then subscribe to "Home Power" magazine. At
only $22.50 per year it is very much worth it, plus you can purchase older
issues on CD-ROM. HP is an industry wide resource for anyone interested
in alt. energy, as well as other alternatives like heating & cooling,
transportation, safety issues, etc. I've been a subscriber since issue #
11 and have all of them as reference resources. You can usually find a
copy of HP at better bookshops (Border's, Barnes & Noble, and etc.), so
pick an issue up and you will see what I mean. Also, in HP are ads from
companies who are in the alt energy/heating/cooling/water pumping/etc.
business for you to contact for pricing.
Enjoy!
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Try windsun.com they sell a large assortment of solar equip.
Homepower.com is a good source of info on renewable energy.
Later
Bogy
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snow...@xyz.net (Jan Flora) wrote:
>Hey Harry:
>
>Can you tell me how to teach a pair of light horses to drive or drag?
>I have light horse harness (left over from the old days here on the ranch).
>I have a matched pair of QH's (size, color and everything). I want to teach
>the pair to drive or drag things for me.
>
>How do I start?
>
>I realize that you work with big horses. I have big horses, but I want to use
>my light horses for this. Working the big horses is fun, but I never work them
>in tandem. We use them to pack or ride. (If you ever want to put the fear of
>God into a Trespasser, jump onto a draft horse, bareback, with just a halter and
>rope and charge the SOB. Boy, oh boy, do they run!! *laugh*)
>
>I want to work these two QH bays in tandem.
Hi, Jan. Try teaching them to drag solo. Lead them around in harness, dragging
a light pole next to you in the other hand. That way, you can easily drop the
pole and cope with a horse if they spook. Drag that pole a LOT, getting them
used to the sounds and the bouncing pole. Then try riding them, dragging the
light pole next to them, lightly bumping them with it..... Eventually, they
will get totally spook proof. Drag on both sides, bump them on both sides.
Then get them to the point of dragging heavier items.
Good luck, let us know how it goes.
Sue
>
> Thanks,
> Jan, in Alaska
>
>
>In article <37C9CD...@proaxis.com>, HARRY LEHMAN HORSE LOGGING
><Horse...@proaxis.com> wrote:
>
>>Hi group. Can anybody direct me to a group or site where I can find
>>some hard core solar stuff? I wanna put a submersable pump in a large
>>pond, run mucho pipe for live stock watering, and also have a capacity
>>to return the water to the pond for areation when not in the livestock
>>water mode. Thanks
Smoke Often
Die Young
Eponas Apprentice
>Hi, Jan. Try teaching them to drag solo. Lead them around in harness,
>dragging
>a light pole next to you in the other hand. That way, you can easily drop
>the
>pole and cope with a horse if they spook. Drag that pole a LOT, getting them
>used to the sounds and the bouncing pole. Then try riding them, dragging the
>light pole next to them, lightly bumping them with it..... Eventually, they
>will get totally spook proof. Drag on both sides, bump them on both sides.
>
>Then get them to the point of dragging heavier items.
>
Add to that a step where they just drag
a long cord and then chains so that
if they step on them or they get their feet
slapped they dont panic. You can have them drag a soft large coeg arround
the pasture for a few houres.
"...and I whispered to the beast; trust no man in whose eye you don't see
yourself reflected as an equal."