Lambaghini Sheep Feedlot Trough
Delivery available across New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Queensland.
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Lambaghini Sheep Trough
The Conron Lambaghini is our 100 litres Concrete Sheep Feedlot Trough.
The Lambaghini is up off the ground to allow wind and dust to blow under the trough, rather than up the walls and into the trough, keeping the water cleaner for longer.
The Lambaghini fits into your busy schedule by being very quick to clean by featuring a built-in sweep out at the end of the trough. You can leave the water flowing into the trough and sweep out up over the end to clean it.
It also has a built-in sump at the outlet end with a removable stainless-steel basket to catch grain, straw and dirt that enters the trough.
It is fitted with a 2-inch threaded outlet for quick emptying and an easy connection point for continuous flow systems.
Enclosed float area with a 1-inch brass inlet for easy connection and features our heavy-duty chequer plate lid for float protection.
We have also designed a purpose-made Trough Broom for ease of cleaning.
Most importantly, being a concrete trough, the water is kept cooler for longer.
Cool water encourages lambs to drink more, improving feed conversions and reducing trough algae growth.
Features
- 75mm thick walls and a 100mm base of synthetic fibre, steel reinforced 45 mpa concrete, to maximise the lifespan of your trough
- Large float area with 1” brass inlet
- Smooth finish to prevent water permeation
- Sweep through access between the float and drinking areas
- The sturdy but lightweight galvanized chequer plate lid is easy to lift and gives you plenty of room to access the float valve
- Tapered centre drainage, with sweep-through, sump and strainer basket
- Troughs are poured as one piece making them sturdy and stockproof
Specifications
Drinking Depth: 250mm
Capacity: 100 litres
Weight: 556kg
Inlet: 1″ Brass
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