Description
Being discontinued – replacement item is the Tub Topper 40-50
Will remove listing when the 40 gallon stock is depleted
Attaches with elastic, uses cord ties or zip ties that hold the net in place on 3 sides, 2 buckles in the front for easy opening to refill
You are purchasing JUST THE TOPPER NET, you must have your own tanks. Fits the smaller 40 gallon size tanks/Tubs (measurements for tub shown is 27″ wide x 40″ long x 13″ deep)
Mesh opening are:
3/4″ polypropylene – black only
1″ polypropylene – black only
1-1/4″ polypropylene – Black only
1-3/4″ polypropylene color can be Black, Blue
2-1/4″ – polypropylene color Black
3″ polypropylene – Black – NOTICE: Do not use this large mesh with small hooves that can get caught in the netting
Topper net comes with instruction sheet, cord ties/zip ties, buckles
You will need to supply tank and drill for putting attachment holes in tank sides.
Things to keep in mind with Toppers Click -> Blog notes
Highly recommend you drill numerous drain holes in the bottom of your tank to release any rain water that can accumulate. You will need a way to keep the tank from getting flipped over (anchor to something or weight it down)
Marine grade elastic shock cord helps hold the netting in place, just release the 3 front buckles and pull the elastic up to refill the feeder . When done filling, pull netting back over the tank lip and connect the front buckles.
Sarah (verified owner) –
Love the toppers. They are very soft on the horse’s muzzle but durable. So much easier to fill the tub and stretch the topper on than to stuff hay nets. Horses aren’t wasting any hay. So far I have recommended these toppers to two of my friends that use hay nets.
Katrina (verified owner) –
Love these! They were easy to install, and are easy to fill. I have some happy horses with free choice hay now!
Patricia L. (verified owner) –
I have a weanling that I wanted to use a slow feeder for, to help keep him busy and out of trouble. I love the fact that he can use this tub topper with his head in a more natural position and does not have to twist his growing body around just to eat. I was happy enough with it to buy a second one for my other horse, who is very busy, and likes to “eat on the go”! This helped slow him down and minimize his hay waste significantly. Although the biggest cost savings for me is now my goat eats from them! Anyone who has goats knows the struggle of throwing away large amounts of hay that gets pasts over. Thanks for the wonderful product!