And we had it coming in droves. The CPVC piping which goes to the barn water spicket was split about 6 feet long, so when we turned the water on to the barn, it was more of a shower.
Thankfully, Joel and I both can moonlight as Amateur plumbers, so $15 in parts and an hour of work later, we have the whole line replaced and working great. The spicket in the pasture is also now working, but we do not know why the two in the horse wash stalls don't have anything going on. It is like they are on a separate shut-off, or were just disconnected at some point down the line. Doesn't make a lot of sense, but we had to call it a day today on our plumbing escapades.
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