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MINYULUA Automatic Waterer Bowl Large Horse Waterer with Float Valve and Drain Plug Automatic Water Feeder Dispenser Bowl for Sheep Dog Horse Cow Pig Plastic (Light Blue)
$37.47
About This
- Material: The drinking trough is made from plastic, premium durability and no rust, no deformation
- Automatic Design: The float valve can fill the water automatically to keep enough and clean water for livestock or outside animals
- Adjusting water level: To adjust the water level, remove lid to access float valve. Loosen the plastic nut, and adjust float up or down, then re-tighten plastic nut
- Easy to Use: The dog water bowl has a drain plug at the bottom for easy cleaning. Easily connects to 1/2" pipe, flex hose, or garden hose
- Wild application: A great automatic stock waterer have a wide application, you can use it to supply water to horses, cattle, Goats, Sheep, Dogs and other outside animals
Overview
- Color : light blue
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : MINYULUA
- Item Weight : 1.03 Kilograms
- Product Dimensions : 11"L x 10.6"W x 4.9"H
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