I think my bator is running OK , wish I could say the same about my water LOL .
I gave up bellying around under there looking for where the water main comes through the pad [ I'm house-sitting a double-wide and never lived in a trailer , the inside water lines are prefab plastic tubeing inside and different than I've ever seen , but that main from the well
has to come in
somewhere underneath and needs to be heat taped ] . My ruptured discs finally convinced me to plug in an electric heater under the crawlspace closer to where I figure the line is and come in for the Vicodin ; and remembering I have a jockey sized friend living down the road , I called him to come give me a hand tomorrow . The
outside hydrant works [ kinda ironic huh ? ] so its just a matter of bringing a little in tonight and vacumneing up all the sand that fell off my clothes as it and the snow thawed off me . I looked like I had been rolling in a bag Shake-n-Bake because I crawled through the snow , then under the deck where there is no snow but plenty of fine sand , then finally over on my back and in through one of the few places I could get the skirting removed ............................... only to find myself to be blocked by the maze of a gas line , sewer line , electrical mains , and a footing the home rests on , but no water line in sight .
I'm betting that main is behind the footing , a 50 ft crawl from the other opening , and hopefully my smaller friend is willing .
Your Coturnix eggs are beautiful! Might look into getting quail.... DH will be SO thrilled!
