The best one I've seen by far! You nailed it Dude! 👊 I've got the problem, got a tote, and now, a solution. Thank you Sir!

seen your video to day and said yep I am making one!!! goats arrive Sunday!! Thank You..

I'm only 2 minutes in and just cracked up laughing at the motorbike comment

Your a talented man Mr Timmo Tommo. Thats the perfect feeder

@FarmLearningTim

3 ай бұрын

Cheers mate.... Or should I say TonyWony 😂

@tonycortese2165

3 ай бұрын

Haha love it. Thanks for all the knowledge

My husband and I have been looking for ideas to make a feeder. Prices have skyrocketed for everything. We considered making one out of wood, but I don't want to have to rebuild it any time soon. This idea was perfect. I just watched a video prior to yours of doing the same thing. Weather protection and a catch at the bottom for loose hay were not considered. These were the factors that I made my decision on as to which I would build. Yours definitely took the cake with these particular additions. Thank you so much for making this video!

I built one of these for my dorper sheep after watching this very informative video. The issue I have found is that the older sheep can get their heads stuck inside the IBC cage. We've only had it out in the paddock for a day and the ram was stuck fast and had to be freed, and the following day we had 2 young wethers stuck in the same hole, resulting in one being killed. I'm going to use gate mesh to close down the cage gaps to stop them being able to push their heads in, and only making the ends of the V shaped funnel and the tray below accessible. Other than this, its a cheap and great way to feed the sheep and it definitely worked. I'll just make it a bit safer for my sheep breed.

@FarmLearningTim

Жыл бұрын

Great feedback. Thanks

Just built ours, cracking idea. We used old poly pipe to cover the edges instead of bending the plastic.

I have to say I wish I could of seen this idea 20 years ago, I’m putting legs of a trampoline on mine… 🤩🤩🤩🤓

The mother-in-laws transport and Hair dryer in one episode, impressive. Brilliant idea though

I’ve seen several videos of this but yours is the best method. The way you modified is safer than most for livestock! We have access to many so will be putting them to good use. Thx for the great video!

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that!

You should use the corner off cut pieces to finish off the V … it provides a rounded edge rather than any sharp edges. And yes I have a couple of these ripper feeders. The girls love em and the Llama gets his treats on the roof where the girls can’t reach. Can’t recommend enough to anyone thinking just do it.

" Mother in Law's Motorbike"... I'm guessing she doesn't watch your vids... or she is got a great sense of humor! Reuse and repurpose... cornerstones of ranchers and farmers. Great Vid... AGAIN... Mr. Thompson.

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

She’s a lovely lady actually. Can’t remember where I heard that one......

@rrich8371

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmLearningTim Your a lucky man Mr. Thompson, as am I. Also did you really think your eternally curious sheep would stop knocking over your video cam if you told it "don't"? Hahaha... It's like telling my jughead calf not to poke it's head through the wire fence and bend over the T posts... teenagers... Whaddya going to do. 😁

Mother in laws motorbike! 🤣 2:10

Screw in tent anchors can keep it from blowing away

Thanks for the video

Thanks Tim, great project!

Brilliant

This is brilliant thanks Tim. I’ve got one of these sitting in the shed looking forward a purpose 👍

Love this idea great idea

Great job

Tim! You are such a genius! This is a beautiful and remarkable repurposing useful feeder invention! I’m sending this off to everyone I know with sheep, goats and miniature horses! What can you repurpose/recycle for horses? Saddle horses and Percheron Draft horses? 😍😎🤩 thanks again Tim!

Brilliant Tim. I will be doing a couple of these quick smart

Just saw you on Landline. Great idea, this weekends project for my goats. Love the vid, I have some binge watching to do now. Thanks Tim

Yet another great video. 10 minutes of my time well spent. 👍 I'll be making a couple of these for when I get stock in. A lot of fencing to be done before then though.

What a brilliant & useful idea, Have a few food grade ones stored, which can now be repurposed Thanks Tim for your excellent videos

Thanks greetings from Jamaica

What a great idea! We have some of those lying around the farm. Think we will turn them into sheep hay feeders. Thanks Tim!

awesome job and awesome vid

Just what I was looking for this very fine morning! Now I need to look around for some discarded IBCs...

Good on you M8

Great video! Subscribed!

Love it, I would have probably used some split black poly over the sharp edges of the cage, otherwise I'm going to make one just like this, thanks for sharing 👍

Laughed my ass off at the comment “mother in laws motorbike “

great job mate

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate!

Hello, love this idea, thanks for sharing have a great day Donald @moneypit homestead

I make these for about $30 sell em for 150 its honest work

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

And so you should mate. Well done

I am so glad I stumbled across this video! Do you have a DIY idea similar to this one that can be used to hold a full round bale while in pasture

@FarmLearningTim

Жыл бұрын

There are a stack of round bale feeder rings on the market but I am yet to see a diy hack…. I’ll keep my eyes open

Jeez Tim! That’s the most HUMONGOUS sheep I’ve ever seen! What is it??!!

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

Romney. And VERY pregnant. 110kg

@sheilasmith1109

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmLearningTim 😂 Not familiar with that breed! Amazing! Thanks for another great video, mate! Please move to Minnesota!🥰

Tim, you are kinda on the right track. When you start getting into Biodynamic applications, then you'll really start getting somewhere.

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah.... keep watching......

@sunriseboy4837

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmLearningTim I'll look forward to it. Steiner was a visionary genius.

Hi Tim, Maybe you could have used the 'corners' you cut out in the first step in the bottom of the V.

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve got another project lined up for them. Wrong angle and no oxy

And maybe up cycling some wheelchair wheels (removable just for transporting it around daily… just a thought🤔🤔🤔

😮

maybe drill a lot of holes in the base to let water drain -

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why I removed the valve.

Ya should have used a flame thrower instead of a heat gun! Great video!

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea! Wonder if Elon Musk has any left?

@CPMJunkRemoval

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmLearningTim not sure if they ship to Australia but XPRODUCTS here in the US have some amazing flamethrowers

@FarmLearningTim

2 жыл бұрын

I just googled them... seriously..... what the heck???

@CPMJunkRemoval

2 жыл бұрын

@@FarmLearningTim let freedom reign!!

Gloves protect your hands if you have an accident!

didnt take the girls long to try it out

Great job