Duraflex Rubber Feed Pan

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Category(s):
- Livestock Feeders and Waterers

Manufacturer: LITTLE GIANT

This Little Giant feed pans are made of a durable Duraflex rubber. Nothing matches the pliability and strength. Extra-thick side walls are designed to resist impact. It is crush-proof, crack-proof, and freeze-proof so you can leave'em outside all year round. Black in color

Feed pans that are measured in gallons (see below) are also useful for water. They are deeper. Feed pans that are measured in quarts are a bit flatter.

Product Dimensions L x W x H (inches)
15 gallon - 26 x 26 9.75
6.5 gallaon - 18 x 18 x 8
6.5 gal w/hooks - 18.5 x 19 x 9
3 gal - 17.5 x 17.5 x 4.5
8 quart - 14.5 x 14.5 x 4.5
4 quart - 11 x 11 x 4
2 quart - 8.5 x 8.5 x 4
Added or Last Modified: 5/7/2013

Feed Pan - Size (15 gal.) Model: HP15

Perfect for large feeding jobs: also works great for many other jobs around the farm, ranch, garden, and shop
Durable rubber is crush-proof, crack-proof, freeze-proof
Use indoors or outdoors year-round
Made in the usa
UPC: 084369000154
BLACK 15 gal.

Feed Pan - Size (2 quart) Model: HP1

Durable, rubber feed pan
Will stand up to tough farm use indoor and out
A use spare tire can be used to anchor your feed pan
Made in the usa
UPC: 084369010009
BLACK 2 qt.

Feed Pan - Size (3 gal.) Model: HP3

Perfect for horses, sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas and other livestock
Very strong, yet pliable making it crush, crack and freeze proof
Can be use ouside year around
Made in the usa
UPC: 084369000031
BLACK 3 gal.

Feed Pan - Size (4 quart) Model: HP2

Durable feed pan made out of polyethylene plastic
Will stand up to tough farm use indoor and out
A use spare tire can be used to anchor your feed pan
Made in the usa
UPC: 084369002004
BLACK 4 qt.

Feed Pan w/hooks - Size (6.5 gal. w/hooks) Model: HP750

Perfect for livestock feeding and watering, and many other jobs around the farm, ranch, garden and shop
Crush-proof, crack-proof, and freeze proof corded rubber holds up to rugged use
Features three metal hooks attached for hanging upright also features molded-in handles
Made in the usa
UPC: 084369007504
BLACK 6.5 gal.

Feed Pan - Size (6.5 gallon) Model: HP650

Perfect for livestock feeding and watering, and many other jobs around the farm, ranch, garden and shop
Crush-proof, crack-proof, and freeze proof corded rubber holds up to rugged use
Molded-in handles
Made in the usa
UPC: 084369006507
BLACK 6.5 gal.

Feed Pan - Size (8 quart) Model: HP8

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Comments, Reviews and Ratings

Best brand I've found. The other brands don't hold up to my hogs for more than a month! I have little giant rubber hog pans that have hung on for 3 years now. Too bad the place I used to buy them went the cheap route and I can't get them there any more. The price difference was negligible but that's big business for you. della jastrzab, Sat Feb 14, 2015

Customer did not leave comment associated with this rating.CHERI BARKER, Tue, May 21, 2013

Yes, I am happy with this. Thank you for your helpAnn Hartry, Sun, Dec 30, 2012

Actually, I'm using the pans to make self-watering plant containers. I put a plastic 5-gallon bucket with holes drilled in the bottom and sides in the feed pan.

The pans are perfect. They're heavy duty enough to put anywhere, but light enough to move easily. And of course they don't get bent out of shape.
I look forward to years of use.James D Ivers, Tue May 29, 2012

The feed pan that never dies. Really, though it is quite durable.Jason, Thu Jan 14, 2010