Feed Cart

Keep feed runs moving without making trip after trip. This cart holds 200 pounds of feed, oats, sweet feed or grain, with three compartments under dual lids. The grain, the feed and the supplements can all travel together, covered and in one place.

The large spoked wheels, 20 inches across, roll over gravel, mud and uneven barn floors, so you push a full load instead of hauling it. The handle tray takes gallon-size containers, which keeps your supplements close while you work down the row. It's built from heavy-duty polyethylene and made in the USA for farm and stable work.

Highlights

• Haul up to 200 pounds of feed in one trip
• Keep grain and feed sorted in three covered compartments
• Keep supplements close in the handle tray
• Roll across rough ground on large spoked wheels
• Made in the USA for farm and stable work

Why a feed cart beats buckets

Carrying feed by the bucket works until it doesn't. Every trip means a bent back, a spilled load and a longer day in the barn. A cart with real wheels moves the same feed with one push, and you can load the bins at the feed room and roll the whole run out to the stalls.

Think about the jobs it fits: a morning feed run, a show-day setup with grain and supplements, or hauling feed from the truck to the barn. The large bin takes the main ration, and the two smaller bins keep a second feed or a grain mix separate, so nothing gets mixed up in the wrong pen.

Who it suits: horse owners with several stalls or pens, small farms feeding a mixed group of animals, and anyone who wants to stop hauling feed by hand. The lids keep rain and critters out between trips too.

At a glance

How to use it

Load the lid-covered bins before you roll out.

1. Fill the large bin with the main ration, and use the two smaller bins for grain or another feed.
2. Keep supplement containers in the handle tray, where they're easy to reach.
3. Close the lids between trips to keep out rain and critters.

Good to know

• Push the cart rather than pulling it. Pushing is easier on your back and keeps the load steady.
• Roll it on the flattest path you have. The big wheels handle rough ground, but a level route still makes the trip easier.
• Wipe out the bins before a feed change so old grain doesn't mix with new.

About Horsemen's Pride

Horsemen's Pride is based in Streetsboro, Ohio, and offers equine enrichment, stall supplies and grooming gear. This cart is made in the USA and built for the daily chores of a working stable.

Get the cart rolling before the next big feed run, and leave the buckets on the wall.