Little Giant Black Epoxy-Coated Automatic Waterer

This dependable, all-purpose automatic waterer is easy to connect to pipe, flex hose, or garden hose water supply. Works well for horses, cattle, hogs, goats, and other outside animals, with no special training required. Not intended for use inside a home. Safely operates between 20 and 50 pounds per square inch pressure. Constructed from heavy-gauge, prime-quality drawn steel with nontoxic black epoxy coating for corrosion resistance. Can be easily installed at any height using lag bolts or through bolts. Mounting plates are included but other mounting and water connection hardware are not included. Recommended mounting hardware to fence: two 3/8 inch diameter bolts or two 3/8 inch lag screws. Mounting to a wall: two 3/8 inch lag screws. Will fit a 1/2 inch pipe or hose with a left or right connection. Measures 10 inch long by 10.75 inch wide by 5.5 inch high.

• All-purpose automatic stock waterer for horses, cattle, and other outside animals.
• No special training required.
• Easily connects to 1.
• 2 inch pipe, flex hose, or garden hose water supply.
• Heavy-gauge, prime-quality drawn steel with nontoxic black epoxy coating for corrosion resistance.
• Easily installed at any height.

[instruction]Mounting Instructions: Note: The waterer is shipped with the float assembly installed on the right side of the waterer bowl. The float assembly can be installed on either side of the waterer to best suit your application. Carefully remove the square plastic plug and the mounting nut and fiber washer from the float assembly. Reinstall the float assembly on the left side and the square plastic plug on the right side of the waterer before proceeding. 1. Mount the waterer to a flat rigid surface like a stall, fence, or post with the mounting surface (back) of the waterer bowl as vertical/plum as possible. For additional protection against damage from animals, mount the waterer near an inside corner if possible. Note: The waterer must be properly mounted to a vertical surface. The waterer will not work properly laying on the ground. 2. Remove the float pin and float/arm assembly from the waterer to gain access to the mounting holes (see Figure 1). 3. Use the water bowl to measure and mark the mounting holes at the desired mounting location. 4. Drill a hole in each of the two (2) marked locations. a. If mounting the waterer with 3/8”lag screws, use a 1/4”dia. drill. b. If mounting the waterer with 3