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Heavy Duty Plastic Poultry Waterer

Refill less, hydrate more. This Heavy-Duty Plastic Poultry Waterer uses a vacuum-sealing O-ring and gravity feed to keep fresh water flowing—no tap-dancing with buckets all day. Translucent sides show the level at a glance; the rugged handle makes it a one-hand carry, even when it’s full.

Who It’s For

Backyard keepers and small farms that want a reliable, big-capacity waterer without the dents, rust, or constant refills.

What It Does / Why It Works

  • Automatic flow: Vacuum-sealing O-ring cap maintains a steady water level so birds sip, not splash.

  • Built to be bumped: Dent-proof, heavy-duty plastic shrugs off coop life and won’t corrode.

  • See it, fill it: Translucent body = instant read on water level—no guessing.

  • Snap + go: Easy-fill jar snaps compactly onto the base for quick refills with minimal mess.

  • Grab and haul: Rugged handle for moving from hose to coop without a drama scene.

  • Right-size capacity: Choose 3, 5, or 7 gallons to match your flock and refill schedule.

Size & Specs

  • Capacities: 3 gal, 5 gal, 7 gal

  • Material: Heavy-duty translucent plastic (dent-resistant)

  • Flow: Vacuum/gravity-fed with O-ring seal

  • Carry: Integrated rugged handle

How to Use / What to Expect

  1. Fill the jar with clean water; seat the O-ring, tighten the cap, and invert.

  2. Snap onto the base firmly and set on a level surface.

  3. Place away from the hottest brooder/coop zone to reduce algae and litter in the tray.

  4. Top off before it runs low—thin rims ice faster in winter; shade slows algae in summer.

Cleaning & Care

Dump and rinse daily; wash with mild detergent weekly (or sooner if slimy). Keep the O-ring clean and lightly seated; replace worn seals. Don’t use harsh solvents or scalding water that can warp plastic. If cracked, retire it—hydration isn’t optional.

Shipping & Timing

Ships with your farm-supply order. If your cart includes print-on-demand gear, those items ship separately.

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