Gravity Feeder Port Kit – 6-Pack with Hole Saw
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Gravity Feeder Port Kit – 6-Pack with Hole Saw
Give your flock a cleaner way to eat. This gravity feeder port kit turns a plastic bucket, barrel, bin or trough into a self-feeding station: feed drops into the recessed cup as birds peck, so less of it ends up on the ground.
What's in the kit
- 6 gravity feeder ports, plus 1 hole saw sized to fit them.
- Twist-lock mounting: insert the port and turn it to lock it in place.
- Recessed cup shape helps keep feed inside the port as birds eat.
- The included hole saw is 3.15 in (80 mm), the size of the hole each port needs.
Product at a glance
| Kit contents | 6 feeder ports, 1 hole saw |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Use | Mounts into a bucket, barrel, bin or trough you supply |
| Shipping weight | About 2.0 lb (32 oz) |
| Hole saw | 3.15 in (80 mm) |
| Port size | About 5.1 in (13 cm) long and 3.5 in (8.9 cm) tall |
Fit, use & care
Mark the hole location on your container, drill it with the included hole saw, insert a port and turn it clockwise until it locks in place, then fit the sealing ring.
Check that your container wall is thick enough for a secure fit before drilling, and wear eye protection when drilling. Rinse ports with water when you refill or clean the container.
You supply the container and a power drill; neither comes in the kit.
Your questions, answered
What can I mount this in?
Any plastic bucket, barrel, bin or trough with a wall you can drill - each port needs one hole sized to the included hole saw.
How many birds can feed at once?
One bird per port. The kit includes 6 ports, so you can space them around one or more containers.
What size hole do I drill?
3.15 in (80 mm), the size of the hole saw in the kit. You need a drill to use it, and the drill is not included.
What is in the kit?
Six feeder ports and one hole saw. The bucket, feed and birds shown in the photos are not included.
Ships within the United States from a U.S. warehouse; typical delivery 3–7 business days.
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Related guide: How to Make a Gravity Chicken Feeder from a Bucket
A gravity feeder port kit that turns a bucket into a feeder for the flock
Six hooded feeder ports and a hole saw sized to fit them. Drill a hole in a plastic bucket, barrel or bin, twist a port into place, fill the container and the feed runs down into the cup as the birds peck.
Gravity feeding
Feed drops into the cup as the birds eat
Fill the container from the top and the feed settles into each port by gravity. Birds eat from the cup one at a time, so one port serves one bird at a time.
Smooth edges
Molded plastic with rounded rims
Molded plastic ports with rounded rims where the birds put their heads. Rinse them with water when you clean or refill the container.
Sizes
Port about 5.1 in long, hole saw 3.15 in
The port is about 5.1 in long and 3.5 in tall, with a 2.3 in wide opening and a 2.7 in mounting neck; the hole saw cuts a 3.15 in hole.
Installation
Four steps with a drill and the included hole saw
Mark the hole, drill it with the hole saw, insert the port and turn it clockwise, then seat the sealing ring. No glue and no extra hardware.
Install in four steps
Specifications
Use and care
Check the wall before drilling
Check the wall before drilling
The port locks against the container wall, so the wall needs to be thick and stiff enough to hold it. Thin, brittle plastic can crack around the hole.
Wear eye protection
Wear eye protection
Hole saws throw plastic chips. Clamp or brace the container and keep your free hand clear of the saw.
Rinse the ports
Rinse the ports
Rinse the ports with water when you clean or refill the container and let them dry before adding feed.
Keep feed dry
Keep feed dry
Use a lid on the container and place it where rain does not blow straight into the ports. Empty and clean it if feed gets wet.
Shipping and returns
Shipping is free. Orders ship from a U.S. warehouse, and typical delivery within the United States is 3–7 business days. Delivery estimates for your address are shown at checkout.
You may request a return within 30 days of receiving your order, provided the item is unused and in the condition you received it, with its original packaging. Contact us first through the contact page and wait for the confirmed return address.
Frequently asked questions
What can I mount the ports in?
What can I mount the ports in?
Any plastic bucket, barrel, bin or trough with a wall you can drill. Each port needs one hole cut with the included 3.15 in hole saw.
How many birds can eat at once?
How many birds can eat at once?
One bird per port. With six ports you can serve six birds at a time from one or more containers.
Do I need a drill?
Do I need a drill?
Yes. You need a drill to use the hole saw. The drill is not included.
Is a container included?
Is a container included?
No. The kit is the six ports and the hole saw. You supply the bucket, barrel or bin.
Six ports, one bucket, less feed on the ground
Shipping is free, orders ship from a U.S. warehouse, and returns can be requested within 30 days. Pick a bucket with a sturdy wall, then add the kit to the cart.
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