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| Round Bale Feeder - Horses & Horned Cattle |
Discontinued
Finally! A Round Bale Feeder to Last Indefinitely.
Recycled Rubber & Plastic Panels will not rust, rot, crack or break!
The Feed You SAVE Pays for the Feeder!
Steel interlocking frame, mounted off the ground away from corrosive elements...secured with stainless steel hardware.
14 livestock access holes. Unique hay-saving design.
Shipped un-assembled on flat pallet 4' X 4 1/2' with all hardware.
220 lbs. - Easy to assemble
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| Item no. RLI-RBF-8-HC |
Retail: $395.00 |
| This item is currently not available for sale. This page is made available for informational purposes only. |
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| This item does NOT ship for free |
| Shipping charges will apply to this item. If you place your order now we will call with the shipping rate. If the rate is approved by you we will charge you the additional shipping. If the rate is NOT approved by you then we will cancel your order. If you do not wish to place your order now you can enter in the quantity you wish to order and your zip code in the Q&A section below and we will respond with a quote. |
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Here is a common example of enormous hay loss using the old hay ring method. How much will this waste cost you each year?
RubberLine's 8 foot
Round Bale Feeder
First day of service, October 2004
Invest in Quality & Durability
125 Days and 125 Bales Later
Minimal waste. Minimal hay loss.
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| The Q&A on this Product |
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| QUESTION: shipping cost for 3 to 74337 |
| ANSWER: About $143.56 and this is to a business and someone there to unload from the truck. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: What would shipping be on 2 of your horse feeder RLI- RBF- 8HC for zip code 54822. We have a skidsteer with forks to unload. Also how long for delivery? |
| ANSWER: For the two approximate shipping would be $191.72. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: shipping cost to 99148 please;we are a working ranch/businesshave tax id # if needed thanks lonny |
| ANSWER: Good Morning, the shipping would be approximately $191.73. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: how much to ship to working farm/tack shop at 13317 |
| ANSWER: Good Morning! The shipping to your business would be approx. $136.50 if there is someone to help unload the feeder from the truck, if not they tack another $125.00 or so for liftgate services. Thank you, Lisa |
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| QUESTION: Hi, could you tell me if a large square bale will fit in one of the feeders? how much freight tp zip 19426?, thank you
Terry |
| ANSWER: Hello Terry,
Unfortunately a large square bale is just a shade too large. We are working on a design that will accommodate them and will produce them in the future. Shipping can go two ways: to a residential address, like a small ranchette, for $222.33 or to a business, like a working farm or ranch for around $135.99. These shipping charges do not include lift gate services at the delivery site, it entails someone being there and assisting the driver unload the item from the truck. The feeder is shipped in pieces strapped to a pallet so one would be able to remove it quite easily. Thank you. Lisa |
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| QUESTION: How much would it cost to ship this product to Harrison Mills, BC? Postal code is V0M 1L0. |
| ANSWER: Good Morning! The cost of shipping to you would be a minimum of $368.92 USD. With freight there is a broker charge plus taxes added to the basic shipping costs. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: Is there a price discount for purchasing multiple feeders, and what would the shipping be for 2, 3, and 4 RLRBF-8-H feeders for horses to 48176? |
| ANSWER: I will need to check regarding a discount for multiple feeder purchases. If you would email me at lisa@ntin.net I will reply to your question once I receive an answer. The estimated shipping for (2) is $169.63 (3) $254.53 and (4) $306.76. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: Do you ship to Canada? If so, how much is the shipping charge? If not, is there somewhere in Canada I can get one of these? Thx |
| ANSWER: We can ship to Canada, the cost depends on where you are at. I would need an address in order to calculate but would estimate over $200.00. We do not have a distributor in Canada. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: Would you let me know the shipping to 47868?
Thank you! |
| ANSWER: The shipping to a residence is $161.19 and to a business it is $79.59. This item is backordered for 30-60 days. Thank you!! |
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| QUESTION: What would the shipping to zip 66061 for RLI-RBF-8-HC be?
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| ANSWER: The approximate shipping would be $102.32. This item is backordered about 45 days. Thank you very much. |
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| QUESTION: shipping for 1 bale feeder to 24161 |
| ANSWER: The estimated cost of shipping is $186.20. This item is back ordered for 60 days. Thank you! |
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| QUESTION: How much is the shipping of this item to 961 St Matthews Road Swansea S.C. 29160?
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| ANSWER: The shipping would be approximately $130.50. Thank you! |
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| QUESTION: Hi, I was wondering what the shipping cost would be to 80480? Thank you |
| ANSWER: shipping would be approximately $177.00. |
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| QUESTION: What is the smallest diameter you can make this feeder? Also, what would be the shipping to 44280? Thank you. |
| ANSWER: The smallest diameter would be the standard 8 feet. The shipping cost via UPS to you would be approximately $86.06. |
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| QUESTION: Shipping to 24014, please?
When you take this apart in pieces what is max weight of each piece? I'm trying to find out if I can move this myself or do I need a man's help. Will the pieces fit in an 8' bed of a pick up? Thanks. |
| ANSWER: The weight for each piece is about 20lbs. It should be no problem for you to carry and haul in your pick up with out help from another person. The cost for shipping to you by UPS is $108.00. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: Shipping cost for 34120 please.
Have you had anyone buy this that lives in South Florida weather? |
| ANSWER: We have sold to the Southwestern states and the round bale feeder holds up nicely. We believe that it will take whatever the elements can dish out and last you a very long time. The feeder is very sturdy and durable in all climates. The material has proven element and bear proof in Alaska. The shipping costs for the feeder is $129.84 for ship weight of 250lbs.
Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: How much would it be to ship one of the rli-rbf-8-hc horse feeder to 55357 |
| ANSWER: Good morning,
The cost of shipping a 225 lb package to your zip code is $107.43. Thank you |
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| QUESTION: How much would it cost to send one to 55357? Thanks |
| ANSWER: Good Morning,
The cost for shipping a 225 lb package to your zip code is $107.43.
Thank you |
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| QUESTION: Thanks for your prompt reply regarding a wire floor in the bottom. Also, how many years have these been on the market and do you have a satisfied customer to contact. Also, what would the freight be to zip 23117? Thanks |
| ANSWER: The shipping cost for one is 185.57 for two it is only 31.00 dollaes more. as a suggestion if you decide to buy get 2 and sell the other one to make the cost of your much less. We have been in Agi business 10 years, and this feeder is our best seller . In one season it will pay with the hay it saves. We have many that have been in service for years. You can call D. J. Edwards cattle ranch .He may be hard to reach but keep trying. He has a large ranch and buys them 10 at a time. His no. is 580-662-2522. Please call if I can help Charlie |
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| QUESTION: Is there any way to put a wire floor in this feeder, to keep the hay from touching the ground? |
| ANSWER: Yes the bottom is open. the side panels have 6inches off the ground to prevent rust. You could put a wire bottom with no problem. thanks charlie |
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| QUESTION: i need total height and height from bottom of unit to bottom of the u |
| ANSWER: Total height from ground to top is 47inches. from ground to bottom of the U is 36 inches. that makes the slots 11 inches each. this is a very well built feeder and this is our most requested feeder for both horses and cattle. thanks charlie |
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| QUESTION: What would be the shipping charges for zip code 62052 for product RLI-RBF-8-HC. Thank you. |
| ANSWER: Thank you for your question. the shipping cost to your zip code is 155.20Thanks |
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| QUESTION: What is the diameter of this feeder? How many pieces? Would it be possible to order an additional piece to add to make it larger for less hay waste? |
| ANSWER: This feeder measures 8' in diameter, it has 7 panels and another panel can be added and you could also take out a panel if the feeder is to large. The RLI RBF 8 H is designed for horses and cattle. Adding another panel will give you 2 additional access areas for feeding livestock. The additional cost to you will be $60.00 or a total of $455.00 plus freight. |
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| QUESTION: What would the shipping be for item tem no. RLI-RBF-8-H to zip code 32404 or 32401? |
| ANSWER: The shipping cost to either zip code is 130.88 Thanks Charlie |
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| QUESTION: Hi,
I just had a quick question about your Recycled Rubber & Plastic Panel Round Bale Feeder for Horses & Cattle. Item no. RLI RBF 8 H. I have been using an inside out tractor tire for a while now. I like how it stands up to the weather, but I was looking into getting an actual horse feeder. This is why this model appeals to me. This model clams to not rust, rot, crack or break, but my question is about the livestock access hole sides. They don’t look like they are held up by anything. So to me they look like they may be flimsy & may not take years of being pushed and rubber up against. I don’t believe that they would break or crack, just droop. Thus not serving as a divider. So I guess I was wondering if I should go with this model or stick to a more traditional metal horse feeder? Like item no. SH83HF. Thanks for your help & time. –Leah-
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| ANSWER: Leah,the round bale feeders are made from rubber and plastic under heat. The material is very tough and we have feeders that have been in use for years.Also the round bale is designed so the livestock cant waste hay while his head is inside. They are hard to judge by a picture, but they are very durable. I believe if you buy one you will be satisifed in construction and the amt. of savings from saved hay. If you need any more questions answered I am here to help. Thanks Charlie |
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