Misc. Pics

[Rancher3!]

With all the snow a project on the back burner got pushed up in a hurry!

Moving the bucket out. It is mounted on my John Deere and seems to work good.

Two good helpers!

It is 8 feet wide and 3 feet deep

Here is a picture of some bred hiefers eating out of a home built feeder.

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

Nice work

What would a bucket like that with JD quick mounts cost?

 

[cowsense]

Speedy Creek composite High???? :lol: Looks like they're training them right! Your workmanship looks great. :tiphat:

 

[Rancher3!]

You must have a pretty quick eye to pick up SCCHS decal on the feeder. Where are you at?

 

[Northern Rancher]

Nice work my man!!!

 

[Nicky]

Nice feeder, do you have plans for it? (Before some smarty pants makes a comment...I meant plans on how you made it :wink: )

 

[cowsense]

You must have a pretty quick eye to pick up SCCHS decal on the feeder. Where are you at?

About 2 hours north of Swift! :lol:

 

[Blkbuckaroo]

Nice projects!

 

[burnt]

Nice work indeed!! Some real craftsmanship there.

 

[Rancher3!]

How detailed plans are you after? They are 14' long X 90" wide 5' high. We build them at the high school. Project got started after i built one for myself and students got looking at it wondering why they couldn't do that. That was 5 years and around 50 feeders ago! BMR I think that shipping a 750lbs. bucket could get a little costly!

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

How detailed plans are you after? They are 14' long X 90" wide 5' high. We build them at the high school. Project got started after i built one for myself and students got looking at it wondering why they couldn't do that. That was 5 years and around 50 feeders ago! BMR I think that shipping a 750lbs. bucket could get a little costly!

I was almost to Swift on Saturday

 

[Rancher3!]

What brought you up here? If you are seriuos we could work out a price for a bucket.

 

[Justin]

very nice work i'll take the feeder :wink:

 

[Rocky]

Thats a fine looking cattle feeder