Mold Rite Black Cap

A cracked or lost cap shouldn't mean a new waterer. This black replacement cap fits the poultry waterer models listed below, so you can put the waterer back in service and keep your flock drinking.

Match the cap to your waterer before you buy. It is made for PPF3, PPF5, PPF7 and TP3, and the product code is PPF305, which makes it easy to order again when you need a spare.

Highlights

• Replacement cap for poultry waterers
• For models PPF3, PPF5, PPF7 and TP3
• Black cap
• Product code PPF305
• Gets an existing waterer back in use

Why replace the cap instead of the whole waterer?

A poultry waterer depends on its cap. The cap closes up the waterer, and it gets handled every time the waterer is filled. When it cracks, goes missing or stops sitting tight, the waterer can't do its job until the cap is replaced.

A replacement cap is a small part to buy compared with a whole new waterer. Keeping a spare cap in the barn means a broken one won't leave birds without water while you hunt for the right part. If you keep more than one waterer, a spare cap for each model is an easy habit to start.

At a glance

How to use it

1. Check the model code on your waterer and make sure it matches one of the listed models.
2. Remove the old cap and wipe the top of the waterer clean.
3. Set the black cap on, then check that it sits flat and tight before you refill.

Good to know

• Set the waterer on a stand or hang it so it sits off the bedding. Litter and shavings fill a waterer on the floor quickly.
• Rinse the waterer and cap regularly, and refill with fresh water.
• Check the cap for cracks each time you clean the waterer.
• Keep one spare cap in the barn so repairs never leave the flock without water.

About Little Giant

Little Giant is one of the Miller Manufacturing Company brands. Little Giant got its start in 1941 with three automatic poultry founts and today represents six product categories. Miller started as a family-owned business in 1941 and makes more than 1,000 farm, ranch and pet products.

Keep a spare cap on hand before your next cleaning day.