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| Feed Bunk Lengths | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 5' | 10' | 12' | |
| Feed Capacity | 335 lbs | 1,000 lbs | 2,000 lbs |
| Width | 20" | 24" | 36" |
| Height | 20.5" | 26" | 26" |
| Weight | 60 lbs | 124 lbs | 162 lbs |
| Optional Hay Racks | |||
| Weight | 42 lbs | 82 lbs | 105 lbs |
| Feeding Openings | 6 | 12 | 14 |
Feed Bunks 5', 10', 12' — Heavy-Duty Livestock Feed Trough
The Feed Bunks (available in 5', 10', and 12' lengths) are rugged, no-nonsense feed troughs designed for the daily demands of ranch life. Built for straightforward performance, these bunks give you a long-lasting, low-maintenance place to feed cattle, goats, sheep, and other livestock — reducing wasted feed and saving hours of daily labor. Durable construction and a simple, functional design make these bunks ideal for both large operations and smaller homesteads, where reliability and easy serviceability matter most.
Feed Bunk Specifications
These steel feed bunks share several key features that make them ideal for dairy, feedlot, and pasture use. Each bunk is made with heavy 16-gauge, 50,000 psi steel tubing and an 18-gauge, 50,000 psi liner, welded into one piece for durability. Rounded skid legs provide stability and ease of placement. The lip is rolled to the outside to prevent feed buildup, keeping feed fresher and reducing mold. All bunks are formed so they can be set end-to-end or stacked for storage, providing flexibility for your feeding operation.
| Feed Bunk Length | Dimensions (L x W x H) | Additional Features |
|---|---|---|
| 5' | 5' x 20" (L x W) | Round deep dish hopper, welded into one piece, rounded skid legs |
| 10' | 10' x 24" x 26" (L x W x H) | Round deep dish hopper, welded into one piece, rounded skid legs, lip rolled outwards, stackable/end-to-end placement |
| 12' | 12' x 36" x 26" (L x W x H) | Made of 16-gauge steel tubing, optional hayrack available, stackable/end-to-end placement |
Key Specifications
- Model: Feed Bunks — Steel Livestock Feeders
- Available lengths: 5', 10', 12'
- Primary use: Cattle & livestock feeding/feed trough
- Design: Straight, welded steel construction for stability and longevity
- Finish: Weather-resistant enamel finish
- Mounting: Free-standing; can be bolted or anchored as needed
- Benefits: Minimizes feed loss, improves feeding organization, and reduces labor time
Why Ranchers Choose This Feed Trough
There are three things most livestock managers want from a feed bunk: durability, accessibility, and minimal maintenance. These feed bunks check all three boxes. The welded steel body keeps feed contained and provides stable feeding points for animals without complicated parts that can fail or require frequent repairs. For ranchers feeding multiple times per day, that reliability quickly translates into measurable time savings.
Performance & Durability
Built to resist the knocks and bumps of daily ranch life, the trough’s design reduces feed spillage and keeps grain and hay cleaner by minimizing ground contact. The heavy-gauge steel and enamel coating resist rust and weather damage, extending service life for both indoor and outdoor use. Repairs are rare, and when needed, are simple and cost-effective thanks to the straightforward welded design.
Animal Comfort & Feeding Efficiency
Properly sized feed bunks reduce competition and improve access for all animals. Choose from 5', 10', or 12' models to fit your herd and feeding layout. The elevated trough height helps keep feed off the ground, reducing waste and contamination while promoting a cleaner, more efficient feeding environment.
The feeding trough edges are rolled outward to form an outside lip to help prevent any excess feed build-up, moisture, or mold, and it also eliminates any sharp edges. The feeding trough comes with pre-drilled holes in the end caps and includes plastic plugs for easy cleaning and sealing. It is available in 5, 10, and 12-foot lengths for all your livestock feeding needs.
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Time & Labor Savings
Installing durable feed bunks simplifies feeding chores and reduces cleanup time. Feed remains contained and accessible, minimizing waste and making feeding more efficient. Ranch hands can feed more animals in less time while maintaining better control over feed portions and location.
Installation & Maintenance
- Place bunks on level ground or a gravel pad to minimize mud and wear.
- Inspect welds and finish seasonally to maintain long-term durability.
- Clean out old feed and debris regularly to prevent buildup and pests.
- Anchor bunks if used in open pastures to prevent shifting during feeding.
Benefits Summary
- Reduces feed waste and contamination
- Extremely durable and weather-resistant design
- Improves feeding efficiency for all livestock sizes
- Simple, maintenance-free operation saves time and effort
Trough Feeder
If you’re looking for a long-lasting, easy-to-use livestock feeder that withstands the rigors of daily farm life, this line of steel feed bunks is an excellent choice. The straightforward construction and variety of sizes make them adaptable to any feeding system. With minimal upkeep required, they offer one of the best returns on investment for ranch feeding operations