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Bucket for pet lamb

  • 28-02-2019 8:06pm
    #1
    Tomjim
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    I bought a bucket today for feeding pet lambs. The brand is a neogen and it has 3 years. Anyone know how the bracket works for hanging bucket on gate. I can't figure it out


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  • #2
    wrangler
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    Tomjim wrote: »
    I bought a bucket today for feeding pet lambs. The brand is a neogen and it has 3 years. Anyone know how the bracket works for hanging bucket on gate. I can't figure it out

    https://animalsafety.neogen.com/en/ideal-lamb-bucket
    If that's the bucket the hanger is upside down in the picture, turn it up the other way and screw it to a wall and hang the bucket on it
    You could screw the hanger to a board , bore a few holes ìn the board and tie the board to a gate with snap ties, but it'd be hard to get it firm with all the pucking that goes on


  • #3
    arctictree
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    I find those brackets useless. Had to hold the bucket down or they would constantly puck it over. Probably better to get some large screws and screw it straight onto a length of timber.


  • #4
    wrangler
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    arctictree wrote: »
    I find those brackets useless. Had to hold the bucket down or they would constantly puck it over. Probably better to get some large screws and screw it straight onto a length of timber.

    It could be too low, I made a bracket from steel to bolt to the wall and the hangers on an adjustable slide up and down, I cut a similar hanger out of 1ml flat galvanise with longer tongues to go into the slits on the bucket, but even at that if it's too low they'll peg it around the pen


  • #5
    roosky
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    wrangler wrote: »
    https://animalsafety.neogen.com/en/ideal-lamb-bucket
    If that's the bucket the hanger is upside down in the picture, turn it up the other way and screw it to a wall and hang the bucket on it
    You could screw the hanger to a board , bore a few holes ìn the board and tie the board to a gate with snap ties, but it'd be hard to get it firm with all the pucking that goes on


    That I done was screwed two pieces of timber to each other either side of the sheep hurdle and then screwed the bracket to the timber....with pointy bits pointing up

    Then when you hang the bucket put a bungee cord at the top and another at the bottom of the bucket to secure it


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