RYFT Wall Mount Hay Feeder, 2 in 1 Heavy-Duty Galvanized Hay
RYFT Wall Mount Hay Feeder, 2 in 1 Heavy-Duty Galvanized Hay & Grain Livestock Feeder, Hay Rack for Goats, Sheep, Horse, Cattle
- Long-Term Use: Our hay feeders are constructed from premium galvanized steel, offering exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. Equipped with 304 stainless steel screws, they withstand harsh outdoor conditions, frequent livestock use, and prolonged exposure to wind and rain, providing your farm with enduring, reliable service
- Adjustable Double L-Shaped Hooks: Featuring a dual L-shaped hook design suitable for various installation scenarios. Adjustable hook spacing enables flexible mounting, while the elevated design keeps hay off the ground—effectively preventing moisture, mold, and waste to ensure livestock always receive clean, dry hay
- Large-Capacity Bottom Trough Design: The trough features a raised structure with expanded capacity. This thoughtful design prevents hay spillage, reduces waste, and saves time and costs associated with frequent refills
- 4“ x 4” Hay Grid for Easy Feeding and Spill Prevention: The 4×4-inch grid design strikes the perfect balance between spill prevention and easy access. It effectively stops hay from falling out while allowing cattle, sheep, horses, and other livestock to feed effortlessly
- Simple Installation for All Types of Farms: Featuring a hanging installation method, it can be easily set up without complex tools. Widely applicable for cattle, sheep, horses, and various livestock, it is an essential tool for family farms, small ranches, and livestock breeders
| SKU: | B0GF6716NZ |
| Brand: | RYFT |
| Colour: | Black |
| Manufacture: | RYFT |
| Colour: | Black |
Product description
Heavy duty but needs some work on the hay grate
For around $80, this feels like a decent value for this style of hay feeder. The feeder itself is fairly thick and sturdy, and overall it seems like it should hold up well for goats, sheep, or other livestock. It took me an hour to assemble alone. With help and proper tools vs the ones they give you I think it would be much quicker.
There are a few issues I noticed, though. The biggest one is that the grate that holds the hay is only attached at the top. That seems like a potential safety concern, but even beyond that, I think it’s definitely going to affect the lifespan of the feeder. I was able to “fix” mine by putting the bottom of the grate in front of the two bolts. It was a little difficult to get it reattached, and it ended up with a slight bend, but it does feel much more stable now.
I do appreciate that it comes with locking nuts for assembly, but goats being goats, I still think there’s a chance they may eventually figure out how to loosen or disassemble parts of it.
That said, the feeder itself is solid and sturdy enough that I think it’s worth dealing with a few issues as they come up. It’s not perfect, but for the price, I still think it’s a good buy.