FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
There are a few conditions to consider when looking at the life expectancy of the hay net.
The number of horses eating from each hay feeder.
The texture of the hay you are feeding, long and stemmy or short and supple.
Very aggressive horses or quiet and docile.
The average net last from 24-36 months.
No. The netting is made from a very high-grade UV resistant nylon material.
Nope! The replacement netting is sent with all the needed hardware to attach it to the lifting ring. Simply remove all the old fasteners and remove the netting. Position the new netting in the base of the feeder and align the indicated corners with the corners of the feeder. Then re-apply with new fasteners and tighten the rope.
Yes, only black.
Yup! We offer net replacement kits that we can ship to you!
Yes, there are 5 drain holes in the feeder. Once in each corner and one in the middle.
Yes. There are fork pockets on one side of the feeder to ensure it does not slide off your pallet forks.
On average, a net with 2 to 4 horses will last 2-3 years.
500 pounds.
Yes, the round hay feeder will accommodate any hay bale from a small 4x4 up to a large 6x6 hay bale.
It is a set of steel skies bolted to the bottom of the legs. These are typically used in situations where people are not able to lift the feeder up to relocate it!