H2o carrier/bag

[mulledwhine]

I bought one of these today, as I don't have a rap close to his stable, so thought is would save me dragging a bucket through the house

I have been reasonably impressed, although the pouring hole appears to be too far up and needs to be nearer te outside edge.

Who has got one, and what do you think?

 

[Black_Horse_White]

I used them a couple of years ago, didn't think the position of the hole was a problem but they did keep springing leaks.

 

[Feathered]

Mine was well worth it when I had to lug water across a field every day!
It does make moving water soooo much easier, you just have to get the knack of getting the hole in the right place to pour nicely.

It did spring a leak but only after a year of use so can't complain for a tenner.

 

[clip_clop]

I have got one it's excellent really rate it

 

[domane]

I have one as my tap is down at the bottom of the field. The big clue is the word "down" which means I have to push it UP when full.... I nearly give myself a hernia But a natty little gadget, if you have a wheelbarrow to spare....

 

[Booboos]

They've been great for lugging water to the fields through the snow and I've not had problems with the hole, perhaps it depends on the wheelbarrow you are using and how the bag sits in it? Mine have all sprung leaks after a couple of uses even though I have stored them indoors so very annoying.

 

[mulledwhine]

Thank you so far for all the replies, I have found it usefull so far

 

[justforfun]

Loved mine and you do get used to the outlet hole.

 

[liz4949]

I bought one about a year ago and it is great! Fill it up, wheel out water into the field, fold it up and leave it empty by the gate, poo pick, then collect it on the way back - jobs all done - with no backache. I love it.

 

[Angua2]

Love mine, shame my wheelbarrow was the weakest link!!

 

[RutlandH2O]

I have three. When I bought the first one it was the horrible winter of 2009/10. It was brilliant. I thought, for £7, I could get another one and have that one filling while I wheeled the first one over to the trough. Worked a treat. Then, the first one sprung a leak. I taped it, but it still didn't hold water properly. So, I bought a third one. I think it's a great invention. I'd just like to see an improvement in its ability to remain leak-free for a whole season or two.

 

[Penny Less]

I bought one last winter but it sprang a leak after two uses, I bought another one, but the cap detached and disappeared fairly quickly! However, I did find them very useful when they were in one piece.