Help me out here guys!

[Whitewing]

I recall a thread posted here with photos of a feeding trailer a member was using to deliver feeds directly to his animals. If I recall correctly, he was feeding hay with the system.

Anyone recall that thread, who posted it, etc?

 

[the_jersey_lilly_2000]

I remember the thread. Remember the pictures. But couldn't find it doin a search.

I remember seein it because I posted on it, That with those you want to be sure to put your tires on it with the valve stems turned to the inside so that a cow doesn't step on it just right and make it go flat.

Seen lots of them when Lil Lilly was in FFA doin the Ag Mechanics shows.

Here's a link with a picture of one.
http://www.beavervalleysupply.com/sectionc/baaschprbf.htm

 

[Whitewing]

I remember the thread. Remember the pictures. But couldn't find it doin a search.

I remember seein it because I posted on it, That with those you want to be sure to put your tires on it with the valve stems turned to the inside so that a cow doesn't step on it just right and make it go flat.

Seen lots of them when Lil Lilly was in FFA doin the Ag Mechanics shows.

Here's a link with a picture of one.
http://www.beavervalleysupply.com/sectionc/baaschprbf.htm

You have an excellent memory....that's the exact thread I was searching for but couldn't find it either. I was hoping the original author would step forward (without damaging the valve stems).

I've been looking at some of them on the net, just wanted to compare them to the one he'd posted.

Thanks for the effort!!!

 

[SaskHerf]

here is one made in our neck of the woods.

http://www.rancherswelding.com/content/view/16/43/

Very well built!

 

[Whitewing]

here is one made in our neck of the woods.

http://www.rancherswelding.com/content/view/16/43/

Very well built!

They even got the name right!

 

[Whitewing]

With the help of a forum member, I found the thread I was looking for.

http://www.ranchers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=38881&highlight=bale

 

[Ben H]

Looks like they'd last a little longer then the Econo galvanized ring feeders I bought at Tractor Supply, lasted about 2 months.

 

[BlackCattleRancher]

Those trailers work slick. Their only negative is if it is wet out or raining you end up with a ring of mud dug out a foot deep around it after the cows are done eating.