If you add the bar and skirt kits they waste very little. Posted 07:52 (#5647909 - in reply to #5647902) Subject: RE: Plastic round bale feeders I only use half the bars so make one bar kit do two feeders. Posted 07:46 (#5647902 - in reply to #5647890) Subject: RE: Plastic round bale feeders

I really don't like any type of hay feeders but sometimes you gotta have em. We've got some, not sure what brand but I think cattle waste more hay with the plastic than metal. Posted 07:34 (#5647890 - in reply to #5647871) Subject: RE: Plastic round bale feeders

Posted 07:25 (#5647871 - in reply to #5647810) Subject: RE: Plastic round bale feeders They are also much easier to pickup and move. They hold up better then anything I've ever used. Posted 06:51 (#5647810 - in reply to #5647717) Subject: RE: Plastic round bale feedersĬentury bale feeders. Ours are I think 4 inch pvc fairly heavy I think sch 40 thickness. Keep in mind we feed very little hay in feeders except in a lot or maybe for supplement of cover crops. One thing I like about them they are easier to raise up out of old hay. One even flew 1/2 mile in a tornado got it out of a tree and it is still here used a bit. Posted 06:27 (#5647773 - in reply to #5647717) Subject: RE: Plastic round bale feeders Has anyone had any experience with these? Is more than one company building them? How do they last? I'm really tired of replacing these thin metal rings that are sold as bale feeders. I went back later to check them out but can't find the add. I saw an add in the classified for plastic round bale feeders. Posted 05:44 (#5647717) Subject: Plastic round bale feeders Plastic round bale feeders Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1

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