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I have 2, each takes 40kg. I had to drill holes and insert 2 springs in them to make sure rats can't open them
But I just love them, I only need to add pellets once every few weeks. zero waste. wild birds can't use them and I don't see any signs of rodents.
The green plastic is galvanised steel in my feeders but they should be similar, I have them sheltered from rain.
NB. not good for mash as hens will waste a lot of feed looking for the stuff they like
Thanks for that response. I was hoping to hear from someone who had purchased that exact feeder. Did you purchase the 26lb or the 44lb?I purchased two of the Hogslat feeders. I love them. I fill them and they last a few weeks. There have been no injuries to my chickens. I have a covered run, but even with that there have been several episodes of sideways rain where the feeders have gotten wet, and the food has stayed dry. I plan to get a third in the spring because some of my bossier chickens like to chase the lower chickens off the feeders, just for grins and giggles it seems. I will probably only have to fill once a month with three feeders. I have 12 chickens.They can and will feed two at a time, the ones that aren't full of themselves that is.