Handy Feeder (with grill), 26 lb
Product Details
Sturdy construction and high quality plastic make the feeder suitable for all types of birds including chickens and pheasants. Grill may block wide billed waterfowl.
Protect your chicken feed and reduce waste by using a Handy Rain Hat with the Handy Feeder.
Note: Colors may vary.
Instructions/Diagrams:
Assembly Instructions 
Benefits
- Clever internal, adjustable carry handle controls feed flow and also enables feeder to be hung.
- Optional Rain hat protects feed from rain and snow.
Specs
- Capacity: 26 lbs
- Size: 18.5"H, 14.5" pan diameter, 2.5" pan depth
- Plastic. Colors may vary
- Suited for: adults
- Number fed*: 100
- Use inside or outside: inside and outside
- Grill: yes
- Can it hang: yes
- Includes a set of 4 push fit legs that elevate the feeder 3" off the ground
*Number Fed is determined by capacity multiplied by 4 oz (amount of feed the average adult chicken eats per day).
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Feeders and Accessories
Eco or Handy (Rain Hat Only)
Item #540038 -This rain hat fits on top of the eco or handy poultry feeders to protect feed from rain and snow.
$47.00 -
Buckets and Troughs
Aluminum TurboScoop, large
Item #938361 -Versatile utility scoop with a front-facing handle. Easy to use and kind to wrists. Strong and rust-proof, ensuring it remains a reliable tool for years.
$24.00 -
Buckets and Troughs
TurboScoop
Item #938351 -5 lb capacity plastic scoop with forward facing handle. Useful for feed sacks, pet food or other narrow containers.
$9.00 -
Grinders and Shellers
Bravo Feed Grinder
Item #530080 -Grind corn and other grains for your livestock at home with this 110V hammermill. 1.2 HP motor. Can produce coarsely ground flour for baking.
$602.00 -
Handling Equipment
Snap Clip, Zinc Plated
Item #965405 -Use to connect wire panels and hang poultry waterers and feeders.
$2.00 -
Handling Equipment
Snap Clip, Stainless Steel
Item #965406 -Use to connect wire panels and hang poultry waterers and feeders.
$12.00 -
Wire Panels and Accessories
1/8" dia. Braided Cord, 8 ft
Item #965411 -Braided nylon cord for general utility around the farm. Hang poultry waterers and feeders. Attach wire panels and gates.
$1.50 -
Heat Lamp and Accessories
Plastic Slider (for cord adjustment)
Item #54001803 -Commonly used to adjust the rope height of hanging livestock equipment or to control the tension of corded guylines.
$0.63
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Brent N from Indiana
I bought this because of an issue I had with my feed flowing on the Blenheim feeder. On certain feeds it flowed correctly but with a finer cracked corn I had to shake back and forth to get it to flow several times a day. The Handy Feeder is a big upgrade and worth the extra cost. I was able to adjust my feed to where it flowed correctly.
The rain hat is a lot more expensive than the Blenheim rain hat but it's probably 3x as large, and worth it. My geese are able to get under it and eat because it's higher off the feed tray than the Blenheim because it's so much larger in diameter. On the Blenheim the geese removed the rain hat daily to get access to the feed.
I have a dozen chickens, 3 geese and 3 ducks and fill the Handy Feeder twice a week.
Gerald B from New York
Seems to work quite well. Cuts the feed waste way down. I rarely find droppings in the tray.
James V from Mississippi
I'm struggling with getting the feed drop rate exactly the rate I would like. Could be I'm too picky, 4th try and I think I got it right. I am impressed with the lack of waste. They are not scratching / kicking the feed out onto the ground.
Denise H from Maryland
Love this feeder and the hat for our pasture layer poultry flock.
Betti V from IL
I bought the Handy Feeder with grill, thanks to one of the reviewers who recommended this feeder as an upgrade to another cheaper feeder. I bought the big green hat also, which was more expensive than the actual feeder but it was well worth it! I leave the feeder out in the run at night. The racoons tried to get into it but they couldn’t. They didn’t know how to take off the big hat.
