How much hay will it hold?
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We've never fed them more than 1/2 bale at a time but it would probably hold more. We have 2 goats and one mini donkey. I go out twice a day to feed them.
1783176
It holds a square bale of hay pretty good (though slighty on the small side).
1783177
It doesn't hold a full bale. At least I have never tired a full bale. Probably about half. Since I have Pygmies I usually only put in 3 or 4 cakes per evening. It is perfect height for Pygmies.
1783178
We use 2 string bales and put 3 flakes in it without a problem. Probably would hold 2 flakes from a 3 string bale. Had a problem with the legs and are going to have to get them welded on. They screw on and the coupler comes off.
377443
I'm not really sure. The feeder is not all that heavy even when full so I think the goats might be able to knock it over.
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I'd say anywhere from 4-8 pounds. keep in mind though, it doesn't need to be sown very densely. However, if you want a lot of green the first season, you determine the thickness of the seed to be dispersed. Also something else to consider is that any left-overs can be used in subsequent sowing seasons to re-seed, to either replace lost sod, or to thicken it all over. So you can never really have too much on hand. It keeps for years in moisture proof containers, so you'll have no spoilage from year to year either. Hope this helps to get you started.
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Probably a small one would be great. Or maybe 3 Cornish game hens. We like it, it's just not "quite" as big as we thought it'd be. But it works well for camping for us!
2082577
Not really sure. We use it for storing salt for use during snow. Should be able to get 10-12 pounds of food in it, possibly more
1737656
It will at least hold 7 gallons of soil. +6 gallons of water underneath. But the most I'm not sure I want to go over 10 gallons it should be final for flats.
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I would guess 4-5. I use mine to keep bikes, but I would think it is one bale deep with a couple inches leftover. You could probably stack three or four in and have one on its side.
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kimdon't know for sure but know it held up under a full wheelbarrow of 2 50 lb bags of top soil. would definitely hold up on a payload of at least 100 lbs.hope that helps.
993543
Will hold 4-5 50# bags and will last depending on how you set it. There is a built in calculator when you set your feeding frequencies and durations.
1488963
its not that big for hens, it think that to would be too small and i got this for an small rabbit, i can fit 2 rabbits here but thats it.
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Hay as in a field grass mixture ? I see no reason why not . I have spread pellet lime , oats,wheat ,fertilizer along with various food plot mixtures with this unit . Only down fall is the neck strap ....this unit really needs a double shoulder and waist harness. This is especially the case with heavy material . I love mine .
2159468
I know that it's meant to hold up to 40 pounds. I use it to hold bird seed. I buy the large bag from Home Depot (40 lb. bag?)
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I have 2 guinea pigs and they have tons of space, I'd say it could hold 3 smaller-medium or 2 larger pigs comfortably.
2021169
I believe it will hold from 300 to 400#. It's very strong and sturdy. I recommend it highly!
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Ours held about 20 stuff animals. That includes medium, small and a couple large ones. I highly recommend it.
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Not much!!! In it's full width it struggles to hold a 10 X 20 muslin fabric. In its partial width its more and it's a lot more stable.
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Holds 225 to 235 very well, has a little trouble in that range if it's windy. Be sure to foil the wood chunks, if they burn too quickly they will add too much unwanted heat.