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A gravity-fed feeder and waterer that between them cover a fortnight of feeding for a small flock. The feeder takes 18.14 kg of dry feed across three ports, each 70 mm wide with a sealing ring and a damp-proof cover. The waterer holds 19 L and refills six cups as the birds drink. Both are moulded PP with pointed lids and side handles. Neither needs assembling: rinse, fill and set them down or hang them.
Free delivery to most of NSW, ACT, VIC, QLD, SA and WA; postcode confirmed at checkout. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
No assembly. Rinse both units, fill the feeder with dry feed through the top and the waterer from a hose or bucket, clip the lids on and set them on level ground or hang them by the top handle.
Eighteen kilos of feed and nineteen litres of water, both gravity fed, both covered against rain and thieving birds.
The feeder holds 18.14 kg of dry feed and lets it down into three ports as the birds eat, which covers ten to twelve adult chickens for twelve to seventeen days. Each port is 70 mm across, set at the end of an extended throat with a sealing ring and a hinged damp-proof cover, so the feed stays dry and out of reach of rats, squirrels and wild birds.
The waterer holds 19 L and refills six cups as the birds drink, so the level in each cup stays low and steady rather than sitting in a wide open tray. Both units are moulded PP with a pointed lid that sheds rain and gives nothing to perch on, and handles on the sides and the top for moving them full.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

Each of the three feeding ports is 70 mm across, set at the end of an extended throat with a sealing ring and a hinged damp-proof cover. A bird pushes its head in to eat and pulls it back out without flicking feed onto the coop floor. The covers are the reason a fill lasts as long as it does: what goes in gets eaten, rather than scattered, soaked or carried off.

The waterer holds 19 L and feeds six cups around its base. As a bird drinks, the cup refills to the same low level and stops. Nothing sits in a wide open tray collecting straw, droppings and leaves. Fill it from a hose or a bucket through the top, clip the lid back on, and it will run itself for days.

There are handles on both sides and one on the top, so you can lift either unit full, shift it out while you rake the coop floor, or hang it from a rail, a bracket or a fence. Listed net weight is 3.4 kg. The pointed lids shed rain and give the birds nothing to perch on, which keeps the tops clean and the feed underneath dry.
Figures are for adult birds on dry pellets. Ducks and turkeys eat and drink more, so expect to refill sooner.
One set, two units. Both are moulded PP in white with red ports and cups, and both will stand on the ground or hang.
| Set | Sizes | Capacity | Ports | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 kg + 19 L | Feeder 350 × 330 × 425 mm, waterer 420 × 370 × 420 mm | 18.14 kg feed, 19 L water | 3 feed, 6 water | AU $89 | Back soon |
No assembly. Rinse both units and let them dry before the first fill.
The feeder holds 18.14 kg of dry feed, which is around twelve to seventeen days for ten to twelve adult chickens. Ducks and turkeys eat more, so a mixed flock will empty it sooner. The 19 L waterer usually needs topping up before the feeder does.
Both units have a pointed lid that sheds water instead of pooling it, and every feeding port has its own cover with a sealing ring. Under a coop roof or an eave it stays dry. In the open, hang it where the wind cannot drive rain straight at the ports.
The port covers are the main defence. They sit over an extended throat, so a chicken pushes in to eat while squirrels, rats and wild birds are shut out. The pointed lids stop anything roosting on top and fouling the feed below.
No. Both units stand on the ground on their own. Handles on the sides and the top mean you can also hang them from a coop rail, a wall bracket or a fence, which keeps the ports at bird height and the bases out of the litter.
Both are moulded PP, so warm soapy water and a brush will do it. Empty the feeder before the feed goes damp, wash the water cups when they start to film over, and let everything dry fully before you refill.