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Jfc water trough

  • 20-11-2017 7:38pm
    #1
    dohc turbo2
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    Any one use these , any good for in a dry cattle house , weanling house


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  • #2
    alps
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    JFC and Water Trough should not be used in the same thread....


  • #3
    Irish Beef
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 160 ✭✭Irish Beef


    We have one of them, had no problems with it at all, the rotating flap stops them crapping in trough, I just remove this to clean out, also just open the bung underneath. it was dry cattle that drank out of it with no issue.


  • #4
    CloughCasey1
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    alps wrote: »
    JFC and Water Trough should not be used in the same thread....

    Lets hunt this man down, burn him out of his house and burn him at the steak for not giving a second plastic manufactured product built in Ireland that does the same job.........oh wait there isn't any!!


  • #5
    alps
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    CloughCasey1 wrote: »
    Lets hunt this man down, burn him out of his house and burn him at the steak for not giving a second plastic manufactured product built in Ireland that does the same job.........oh wait there isn't any!!

    Phew...thank goodness for that.....one company making ridiculously expensive, leaky, twisty, light, push around the field, never level products...is enough...


  • #6
    charolais0153
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    alps wrote: »
    Phew...thank goodness for that.....one company making ridiculously expensive, leaky, twisty, light, push around the field, never level products...is enough...

    For sheep or dry cattle in anything other than paddock grazing its perfectly fine.

    For daury cattle tho you need the big concrete ones. Horses for courses


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  • #7
    E mac
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 405 ✭✭E mac


    Have to say JFC troughs large or small in my experience are poor. In the bowls the ballcock assembly is fiddly and overflows. Larger troughs the plastic is prone to twisting and bending.


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