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Harris Farms 4220 Plastic Poultry Water Fountain, 1-Gallon

Harris Farms has managed to gain a reputation as a quality leader in poultry feeders and...

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Brand
Harris Farms Llc
Manufacturer
Jensen Distributing - Lawn & Garden
Model
4220
Product Price
6.90
Buy URL
https://www.amazon.com/Harris-Farms-Plastic-Poultry-Drinker/dp/B006ZUNKOW/?tag=backy-20
Harris Farms has managed to gain a reputation as a quality leader in poultry feeders and drinkers. Made from durable materials and as few parts as possible, our products are designed and tested to ensure they last for many low maintenance years.
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ok for ducklings
Pros: holds together well and easy to clean
Cons: spills too much out but thats probably the ducklings crazy fault
ducklings grow so fast when brooding this one gallon lasts almost all day its easy to clean and refill but a lot spills out when ducklings go crazy however I think they all do that. I set it up on bricks to keep them out of it but somehow they still splash a lot out
Pros: holds water well, good price
Cons: lid gets stuck, lots of dirt/poop buildup, cracks if dropped
it works for a while, but it's a pain to clean, and the slightest drop causes a crack. it's really hard to open, but I guess with the price it is what you would expect.
Price: good
Quality: ok
functionality: bad
Pros: It holds water.
Cons: Hard to twist off and on. Shallow well freezes easily.
I won't be purchasing this style of waterer again. I was hoping it would keep waddles and crests out of the water. It works for crests but not waddles. Also, thought it would keep my dogs from drinking the chicken water, but doesn't do that either. My biggest issue is that it's difficult to twist off and on. I fight it both ways EVERY time. Standard screw on will be easier. I also don't like how much dirt settles on the bottom even inside the base of the jug area. So I have to kinda scrub it every time I fill. It is better than a big bowl of water that chicks can fall into and drown much easier. Another thing I don't appreciate about it is that when you turn it upside down, half the water is not in the jug anymore which I realize doesn't change it's stated capacity because it is in the well still but my mind sees it as half empty when I just filled it up. So I hold it under water to let it fill all the way including the little well part. It works, just not well enough for me. I also find the small water well portion freezes easily and doesn't break up as easily, despite we rarely even hit 32. When we do it's frozen even under the covered run.
Purchase Date
last month
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Does anyone else have a problem with this style leaking out? If I set this on even slightly uneven ground (of course with the hole on the down slope,) the water slowly leaks out. I noticed that where the white top "screws" in to the green base, there's no seal. On the old octagon style, the black cap seals on and the only opening is the hole the water comes out of. On this one, the meeting of the white top and the green base is actually above the water line.
 
Yes, sometimes it is hard to get off. I use a Cement Block under my water faucet and if you turn the water'er upside down and use the hole in the block, it works great to remove the base from the top. Just flip the wire hanger over, place in the block hole and unscrew! The four little tabs that make a square, fit in a block perfectly. Then just unscrew the base from the top.... The wire is made for hanging. This way it will always be level and not leak. I hang mine as far from the ground as is necessary for the birds to reach it. Keeps the water cleaner this way.
 

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