Tuff Stuff Enclosed Poultry Drinker Base, 1 Gallon (Blue)
Plastic screw-on drinker base that pairs with a standard gallon poultry jar to keep a shallow trough of water in front of your birds.
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This is the business end of a gravity poultry drinker. The base threads onto a gallon jar, and once you flip the assembly over, water feeds down into the shallow trough and holds its level until the birds drink it down. Plastic is the right material here for a few reasons. It does not rust the way galvanized does when droppings and damp bedding sit against it, it rinses clean, and it will take being knocked around a coop floor by a bird that has decided to stand on it. The shallow trough also means chicks can reach the water without getting soaked. Having a spare base on the shelf in a different colour makes that swap quick, and blue is easy to pick out against wood shavings and straw.
Specifications
- Brand
- Tuff Stuff
- Product name
- Tuff Stuff Enclosed Poultry Drinker Base, 1 Gallon (Blue)
- MPN
- 677118
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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