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GWS 3-Ton Portable Bulk Feed Bin

GWS 3-Ton Portable Bulk Feed Bin

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Regular price $5,950.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $5,950.00 USD
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Made fresh in Basin City, Washington

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Configuration
 Final weights may vary slightly

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Available from Eppich Grain in Mesa, Washington.

The GWS 3-Ton Portable Bulk Feed Bin is a heavy-duty towable feed storage solution built for farms, ranches, livestock operations, and feed dealers. Constructed from durable 14-gauge steel, it is designed to store and dispense bulk feed, grain, seed, or minerals while remaining easy to move around the property.

Included Washington Package

  • LED trailer lights
  • Full fenders
  • Bulldog 2-inch ball coupler
  • Heavy-duty safety chains
  • Factory-welded bucket holder/rack

Standard Features

  • 3-ton capacity based on ground corn
  • 132 cubic-foot capacity
  • Heavy 14-gauge steel construction
  • 6,000 lb axle
  • New 15-inch wheels with 10-ply tires
  • Rear drop-leg stabilizer
  • Built-in ladder
  • Front sight glass
  • Large 3-foot by 3-foot top lid
  • 36-inch ground discharge opening
  • Feed door approximately 22 inches above ground

Approximate Dimensions

  • Height: 9 feet
  • Length: 10 feet 6 inches
  • Width: 7 feet 6 inches

Ideal for: animal feed, grain, seed, and minerals.

Capacity may vary depending on product density. Contact Eppich Grain for current availability, delivery options, and any special-order configurations.

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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.