PW079

High Capacity Silo Poultry Waterer - 12 gallon

$84.00
QTY

Recommended Add-on

Product Details

Description

This new high-capacity Silo Waterer allows you to have the water your birds need with the features you’ve always wanted. See through transparent body makes water-level monitoring easy and lets you know when you need to fill it. This waterer works with a float valve, so it is easy to operate, and you don’t have to count on seals or gaskets that are prone to fail!

It’s easy to clean

  • 6” stand keeps the water trough out of the bedding.
  • Large lid makes this a breeze to clean. Just open it up and wipe it down.

High capacity that is easy to fill

  • 12 Gallon Capacity gives your birds the water they need.
  • Fill the waterer less often giving you more time to enjoy your birds.
  • Fill the waterer by using the smaller hose opening or by opening the larger cover

Specification

  • 16.50 x 16.50 x 27.00 inches

Reviews

10 Reviews
  • 3

    Waterer work great but the lid is junk

    by Frank on Jun 30, 2024

    I bought this waterer over two weeks ago. It's only weakness that I can identify so far (besides the crappy instructions) is that the lid is flimsy and the little orange pins that hold it on, break easily and results in the lid keeps blowing off, even in mild wind. Also, the plastic locking tab does not lock well on the lip of the waterer. I ended up buying metal pins for reinforcing the lid's hinge and use a clip to keep the lid tab engaged with the lip of the waterer. The next version needs to have a better designed lid with a better hinge and locking mechanism.

  • 4

    Appears to work as advertised

    by Frank on Jun 27, 2024

    We purchased this drinker in hopes it would be easier to clean than most of the other see through plastic drinkers. There is some degree of disassembly required to clean it thoroughly, but not an issue once you're familiar with the process it goes quickly, Its definitely easier to clean. The jury is still out on how it will hold up in the Arizona sun and heat, notorious for turning plastic into a hard and fragile form that easily cracks/breaks into little pieces. My only gripe is that the instructions are not all that great. Instead of drawings, with small, hard to see details, maybe photos of assembly would be better along with some written instruction/explanation would be more helpful.