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Water For The Chickens
I've been wanting to get an automatic waterer for the chickens. Not too long ago I saw one at Rural King. It was simply a 5 gallon plastic bucket with watering nipples attached to the bottom for $30.00. Being a cheapskate, I set out to build my own. I bought the nipples for $4.99 and used a bucket and float that I already had on hand. It took all of about 15 minutes to complete and works great. 
Automatic Chicken Waterer ( photo / image / picture from eclecticgarden's Garden ) 
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Great job EG! And you'll always have the satisfaction of saying it was your creation.
Wow!! I am impressed!
I thought about doing the same. I went last week to TSC and about fell over at the price of a new waterer. I came home and got out the tube of silicon glue and patched the holes in the bottom of my waterer. Where did you get the nipples? I can buy them at a chicken supply place locally but I thought the cost was a bit high ( I think 12.00 for 4 or 6 of them).
I bought mine at Rural King. It was a package of four. I've also priced them on eBay.
I didn't get them at Rural King Carolyn. I just remembered that I got them at a TSC when I visited my daughter. I was excited about it because they were marked down. They don't have them at my TSC.
I'll check the next time I am there. We have one of each, but TSC is a bit closer since we got one right in town. Yahoo! Login or register to leave a comment. |
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