Bale Feeders Built by ECWASP  

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The three pictures below are examples of feeders built by other companies that use light gauge material in order to sell a feeder at a lower price.  Feeders built with material that is too light simply don't stand up.  They are bent far to easily and weld joints fail allowing them to just plain fall apart!  Bars break off and sheet metal comes loose.  This is dangerous to livestock.  Do these pictures remind you of your feeders?  If so, you realize that saving a few dollars when you purchase a feeder is really wasting money!

  Elk Creek Welding & Steel Products, Inc. strives to manufacture the heaviest, most durable feeders available!  We believe a small amount of extra expense for quality constructed equipment is the best investment you can make.  Why keep buying "throwaway" feeders that only last a few seasons and aren't worth repairing?

         The "Turnover" Round Bale Feeders are great hay savers.   These Units are welded, one piece construction.  The frame is rolled 1 1/2" square tubing and the skirts are 14 ga. steel.  One skirt is 26" high for feeding large animals and the other skirt is 22" for feeding smaller animals.  The feeder can be turned over to accommodate different sized livestock and to double the life of the feeder.  Total height of the feeder is 75" and the top "skirt" keeps feed from being pulled or blown over the top.  Users report being able to put the next bale in while a large portion of the first bale is still remaining for extended feeding time!              8' 6" diameter, 650 lbs.

       A flexible chain "Sling" to support the bale is available as an option for the Turnover feeder! (pictured)  This "sling supports and centers the bale while it is in the feeder and any feed that is torn loose will remain in the feeder!!

 

"Turnover" round Bale    Feeder:                   $1100 

Optional "sling":    $150

(pictured at left)

Get a HD Long lasting Feeder from ECWASP & Save Money on Feed and Feeders!!

 

 

 

 

The "Bullfallo" Bale Feeder. 

(Built for Bulls and or Buffalo)

             The "Bullfalo" feeder is just plain heavy duty!! 

Main frame:   2"x2"x3/16" square tubing bottom ring, 2"x2"x1/8" upper rings  - one piece welded!

  Sub frame:    1 1/2"x1 1/2"x11ga. square tubing

          Skirt:    14ga.  sheet metal 26" high

       Weight:    620 lbs.

        Height:    54"            

        18 slant bars- approximately  12" opening between bars.         

  "Bullfallo" round feeder- Price:     $ 950      (pictured at right-it will last for years!)

 

               

 

                Pictured above is the "Bullfalo" feeder with our optional "Flaps" addition!

                Save even more feed!              $ 200  Installed!

 

                           XH Duty Round Bale feeder for Horses

            8' 6" diameter,  2" square tube main frame, 24" high skirt, open top design.       $1100

                         Special internet sale price!!!      Only $975  Call and mention this special!! 

                                                  

 

                                                         New From ECWASP:

16' Feeder for square and Round Bales:

       16' all steel feeder on skids feeds 2 large round or 2-4 large square bales.  Will also feed loose hay, ground hay or silage.  Slant bars around the feeder discourage animals from pulling out and wasting feed. 

Solid panels around the top and and a row of "feed bars" on the inside combined with a sloped solid floor saves your feed!  This feeder has a 3" square tube main frame, 12ga. steel floor and sides, and all bars are 1 1/2"x11ga. square tube-a rugged long lasting unit!

                                                                           Price: $ 3495

            

          Bale Feeder for Goats/sheep/calves                  $900

             

  Overhead design lets smaller animals feed from underneath!  Parallel support bars discourage climbing!  Rugged one piece construction!!

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