blue feed barrels

[Wolfie 106]

Were is the best place to get blue feed barrels and how much are they

[bignoel 14]

i have seen them on e.bay £8 each .

[Hoolit 2]

Try Solway feeders they sell them with spring feeder and legs complete.

Good luck

[ColinF 2]

The blue plastic feeders are fine if you haven't got squirrels, they can chew holes in them in no time. We are now replacing the plastic drums with steel ones, not that much more expensive but they are squirrel proof.

[robsharpe 1]

here is good place to start not sure on prices tho

 

http://www.plasticbarrel.moonfruit.com/#/gallery/4511422998

[wayneinthepub 1]

I found these on the web and the prices look good to.

 

http://www.dvfuels.co.uk/

 

Hope its of use.

 

Regards

 

Wayne

[David BASC 0]

We get ours from the local Indian resteraunts, free of charge, they are 25 litre, and orignialy contain pickles and such like. A quick wash out, a bit of timber, and a feeder coil, about 10 mins work and away you go!

 

David

[apperknowle 3]

Moonfruit as robsharp said above is ment to be good

[thenose 0]

We get ours from the local Indian resteraunts, free of charge, they are 25 litre, and orignialy contain pickles and such like. A quick wash out, a bit of timber, and a feeder coil, about 10 mins work and away you go!

 

David

 

I'm with David on this, one Indian I know goes through 1 a week, I do my little bit for the cause in helping them , thats a load of Chutney

[Ideation 8,216]

We get ours from the local Indian resteraunts, free of charge, they are 25 litre, and orignialy contain pickles and such like. A quick wash out, a bit of timber, and a feeder coil, about 10 mins work and away you go!

 

David

 

I'm with David on this, one Indian I know goes through 1 a week, I do my little bit for the cause in helping them , thats a load of Chutney

 

 

Aye mango chutney barrels, we use the same.

Edited October 2, 2010 by Ideation