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GWS 150-Bushel Portable Creep Feeder

GWS 150-Bushel Portable Creep Feeder

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Regular price $7,350.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $7,350.00 USD
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Available from Eppich Grain in Mesa, Washington.

The GWS 150-Bushel Portable Creep Feeder is a heavy-duty livestock feeder built for real-world farm and ranch use. Its heavier steel construction, practical design, and durable running gear make it a strong choice for producers who want a feeder built to last.

Features

  • 150-bushel capacity
  • 14-gauge steel construction
  • Approximately 8 feet 2 inches overall height
  • Approximately 11 feet 7 inches by 15 feet 7 inches footprint with creep gates lowered
  • Ground-opening lid for easy access
  • Fold-up creep gates
  • Front and rear drop legs
  • Feed agitator bar
  • Adjustable height limiter with multiple positions; may also be removed
  • Hand holds for added safety
  • Extra-large rain guard for excellent feed protection
  • New wheels and tires
  • 6,000 lb trailer axle
  • Rust-resistant flat feed bottom
  • Approximate empty weight: 1,580 lb

The large rain guard and rust-resistant flat feed bottom help protect feed and set this unit apart from many lighter-duty creep feeders on the market.

Contact Eppich Grain for current availability, pickup, delivery options, and special-order information.

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What kind of variety is right for you?


The variety you choose depends entirely on your animals. Typically, smaller animals will like cracked or fine milled, as it's easier to digest. When in doubt, we recommend going with cracked!

Check out an example of corn below, along with a few more details.

Whole grains contain the entire grain kernel, including the bran, germ, and endosperm, providing more nutrients and fiber.

Cracked grains are broken into smaller pieces but still include all parts of the grain, making them slightly easier to digest.

Fine-milled grains are ground into a powder, resulting in a finer texture but with fewer nutrients than whole or cracked grains.