Kiwitech Drag Trough
Super tough and portable trough. The unique design with 100l capacity allows it to be easily emptied then dragged or towed between paddocks. Can water up to 100hd cows or 400 ewes.
Includes; high flow valve, float & trough fitting.
Limited time special offer!
Receive a free Kiwitech Quick Connect End Hydrant when you purchase the Drag Trough with a Kiwitech 8m Trough Pipe! Offer ends May 22nd!
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Product Details
Super tough and portable trough for use with sheep and cattle. Unique design with 100l capacity allows it to be easily emptied then dragged or towed between paddocks. The float and valve assembly is designed to be 100% cattle proof.
Can water up to 100hd cows or 400 ewes providing you have sufficient flow rate to the trough, as a guide 10 cows with calves need 2.5l/min, 100 ewes with lambs need 2.9l/min. See below guide for more flow rate advice.
Includes; high flow valve (up to 40l/min), float & trough fitting.
The Trough’s fittings are all 25mm, suitable for use with a good quality LDPE or MDPE 25mm Pipe . If you have different sized pipes you can source adapters to convert pipe to 25mm.
Recommended operating pressure - 1-5BAR Goes great with our quick release hydrants!
Dimensions: 87cm diameter. 41cm height.
EXCLUSIVE Limited Time Special Offer!
Buy a Drag Trough with the Kiwitech 8m Trough Pipe and receive a FREE Quick Connect Kiwitech End Hydrant!
While the Drag Trough adheres to all necessary specifications, making it an exceptionally durable and portable water trough ideal for grazing systems, it unfortunately does not qualify for the FETF304 2024 Round 1 funding as confirmed by the RPA on April 11th ( because Kiwitech Troughs cannot be directly connected to mains water supplies.). Nevertheless, we are delighted to offer you our very own special promotion! Please note, this offer is only available for the next month—don't miss out!
Please note: Kiwitech Troughs are not able to be connected direct to mains water supplies. This is because Kiwitech Troughs are bottom filled (the inlet is submerged) so there must be an air gap between the trough and mains connection due to risk of potential back flow, i.e. ball valve in header tank. For further information on what airgap/valves your local water board accepts please consult your local water authority.
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