Pasture Feeder, 5-Feet Long, 77 Gallon Capacity Livestock Feeder with Deeper Feeding Pan, All Steel Frame, Easy to Assemble and Carry, Feeding Goats, Sheep and Ponies, for Farms, Sheep Sheds

This feeder was relatively easy to assemble. It’s smaller in size but also sturdier than it looks. Don’t let the pliable troughs on each side fool you, have yet to see a goat be able to get in them. I use for both feeding grain and hay so very functional.The only issue I’ve had is that my goats—acting in true goat behavior—have nibbled on the metal part and removed some of the paint which I didn’t know was painted looking at the listing. Adds to the distressed look, I guess. It’s not enough to make me subtract a star and I will most likely purchase again.

Flimsy material. Edges of aluminum will sliceOpen anything that touches it. Holes drilled were off by 1/4 inch. Crappy merchandise. Don't waste your money!

Dented in multiple places, lots of scratches, and missing screws for what I paid for this it should have arrived in better shape. As it is for goats I will keep it, we will see how it goes together and as you can see some of Screws still there are not in properly. I will post more after assemblingVery easily assembled by one person seems very solid. The sheet metal screws they pot in are loose and stripped I will have to replace as I don't want goats to knock one off and eat it. I didn't take pics but they sent long screws for where the hay feeder meets at the bottom to form the v I found some short bolts for that worked much better, again don't Wana hurt a goat

I was a bit concerned the feeders wouldn’t be sturdy enough, but they handle our big horned goats just fine, even our big heavy bucks. Still light enough for one person to easily move it. Reduces hay waste, plenty of room so less fighting, easy to fill. It takes about fifteen minutes to assemble, even includes the necessary tools. I ordered a couple to try and we like them so well we’re ordering more. Lightning quick delivery.

We like this because the deer have started coming to our backyard occasionally, and it is very easily accessible for them toeat the alfalfa hay from.

The quality of the metal used is pretty cheap. There are also lots of sharp edges and corners. I hope my alpacas do not cut themselves on it while trying to eat. The overall design is pretty cheap and does not look professional. The instructions and bolts provided did not match and therefore, I installed the bolts wrong in a couple of places, and had to redo it. Overall, the quality is not what I expected for the price that I paid and I hope my alpacas do not hurt themselves.

This required a bit of assembly. The flimsy panels designed to catch loose hay quickly bent and become a hazard to the livestock. The paint finish has already started peeling and the end panels that were welded have started falling off. Very disappointed

Was pleased with the size to fit in my pin with my two rams however I was disappointed that it came damaged and felt a little more flimsier than I expected