Little Giant Trog-O-Matic® Stock Vandtank Anti-Siphon svømmerventil kontrolleret vandingstank med aluminiumshus (varenr. TM830AS)

Name: Little Giant Trog-O-Matic® Stock Vandtank Anti-Siphon svømmerventil kontrolleret vandingstank med aluminiumshus (varenr. TM830AS)
Brand: Little Giant
SKU: 5557890059021
Price: 563.23 DKK
Availability: InStock

Brand:Little Giant

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PLASTHUS TILGÆNGELIG - Denne automatiske vandingsbeholder tilbydes også med plastikhus (se SKU-nr. TM830, sælges separat). HEAVY-DUTY ALUMINIUM HUS - Denne vandtank inkluderer et kraftigt aluminiumshus, der beskytter Trough-O-Matic mod elementerne og skader. HIGH POWER VANDPUMPE - Denne husdyrvander kan flyde op til 245 gallons i timen og har et driftsvandtryk på mellem 20 og 50 psi. STANDARD SLANGE TILSLUTNING - Denne automatiske vanding enhed forbindes til en standard 3/4 tommer haveslange, hvilket gør det nemt og bekvemt at sætte op. FLØDEKONTROLLERET - Denne automatiske kvægvander har en flydekontrolleret genopfyldningsfunktion, der automatisk genopfylder tanken baseret på dens vandstand.

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EAN: 5557890059021

Kategorier Patio, Plæne & Have, Gartneri & Plænepleje, Watering Equipment, Automatisk vandingsudstyr, Tilbehør,

Brand	Little Giant
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 88 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Exterior Finish	Aluminum
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	3 x 7.5 x 4.25 inches
Item model number	TM830AS
Item Weight	1.13 pounds
Manufacturer	Miller Manufacturing*
Material	Aluminum
Product Dimensions	3 x 7.5 x 4.25 inches

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Scritto da: cindy gilmartin

Working great

I watched a how to video on living traditions homestead showing how to turn a mineral lick tub into a duck waterer, and made two using these float valves. These work great! The ducks now have a steady supply of water with no mess around the tubs. The float valve automatically fills the tub as the ducks lower the water level. My only concern is the thin plastic riser that cones out of the valve to connect to a hose.. I worry that during freezing weather it might become brittle and break. The kit comes with plenty of hardware to mount the float as needed, but I purchased other nuts and bolts because I had a more custom need.

Scritto da: S. Duck

CHOOSE this rather than the plastic version for cattle

We have tried both the plastic and the metal versions of these. The cows got to fighting around the water trough, or just hit the valve with their heads while drinking, and broke the two plastic valves fairly quickly. (Plastic has been okay with the sheep, goats, and a single steer.) I've been MUCH happier with this metal version for the cattle, although metal is a little more expensive. I will say that the first one I bought was rendered unusable, but it was through no fault of the valve; the end of the short hose (note this!!!!) I was using broke off in the intake and we could not get the threaded-metal portion of the hose out without tearing up the valve. (The valve had started to accumulate build-up from the water, and it was like cement.) Other than that, the metal valve was much more durable. If and when I get time, I'm going to design some kind of housing for these valves to be sure they stay in the right position on the trough and don't get knocked caterwampus (a technical term) when the cows really get to fighting. Also note that the screws on these sometimes don't grip the sides of thin tanks very well. You might want to have a piece of thin board, etc. handy, although a thick piece of rubber from an old tire, etc. might be even better. Otherwise, here in Texas during the recent 100+ heat and horrible drought, these water valves have helped me keep full troughs of fresh water all the time, even if we have to be gone for the day, and with very little spillover. In spite of the cost, I think they're well worth the money.

Scritto da: David Nannenga

Vacuum Break cheap

Im concerned about the black pipe on top breaking because the hose hooks there. Is also the vacuum break to stop water to seal into your hose i think the cheaper one is actually better than this one

Scritto da: Lynn T.

This float does it’s job just like it’s supposed to do.

This float is easy to install and seems to have a long life doing its job.

Scritto da: Ernest Taber

Automatic watering

Easy to install and has been working well since I put it in.

Scritto da: ChoJo

Missing a part

Gave it straight 3 start because a key rubber seating part was missing so I can't install it - will try a washer from a garden hose as substitute - but really - missing a part is so 1990s.

Scritto da: jackie manssen

Half plastic!

Bought this because the cows pushed the hose around and broke it out of the older plastic valve I was using. But this one has a plastic stem sticking up where the hose connects. I thought, oh well, I'll just leave out the anti-siphon part and put the hose directly in the metal housing. NOPE! Can't do that because the valve is built into that plastic tube. And with it sticking up 4" it's just asking to be broken! Had to build a box around it to protect it. Should have just gotten another cheaper plastic one since I had to build a box anyway.

Scritto da: J. Eligado

Fast

Fills quickly

Scritto da: lisa

Doesn't work. Looks like a knock off

Spelling mistakes all over the box. Valve never closes. Doesn't work.