Bins and Feeding
Keeping feed moving from storage to animal is where real efficiency starts. Our bins and feeding parts give poultry and swine operations one place to get everything, from bin hardware and auger components to pan feeders, chain troughs, and hog feeder parts. Whether you’re maintaining an existing system or building new, finding the right replacement here means less downtime and more consistent feed delivery.
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350 Bin Unloads
Price range: $132.35 through $624.16Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
350 Boot Bearing Cap
$6.50 -
358 RPM BD Feeder Gearbox
$162.07 -
36″ Cord Protector Spring Style
$8.76 -
4″ 16ga Fill Pipe Per ‘
$12.92 -
48″ x 1200′ 30# Chick Paper
$76.38 -
5 Latch Grill f/ 14″ Fluxx Feed Pan
$4.08 -
5/16″ Flare Nut
$0.10 -
5/16″ X 1″ Bin Bolt
$0.36 -
5/16″ x 3/4″ Flat Head Bin Bolt
$0.33 -
6″ Vent Elbow
$23.29 -
8″ Hen Trough Coupler
$6.29 -
8″ Pullet Trough Coupler
$5.58 -
9′ Black Plastic Migration Fence
$47.71 -

Access Door f/ Discharge Head
$13.79 -
Adjustment Collar f/ 14″ Fuze Feed Pan
$2.25 -
Anti Back Feed Plate f/ Remix Wheel
$3.04 -
Anti-Swing Bracket only f/ Fuze Pan
$3.26 -
Anti-Twist Feed Tube Hanger
$1.67 -
Auger Belt Drive Kit
$376.42
Uses & Benefits
Keep Automated Feeding Systems Running Without Interruption
When a pan, clamp, tube fitting, or auger bolt fails in a commercial poultry or swine barn, feed delivery stops, and the birds or hogs go without. Finding the exact replacement quickly, whether it is a broiler feed pan, a tailshaft bearing cap, or a socket head bolt, gets your system running again before the next feeding cycle. When you can choose from both small pieces of hardware and larger assemblies from brands like Val Co and Big Dutchman, you are not left waiting for a specialty order or forced to make do with a part that does not quite fit.
Match the Right Feeding Method to Your Operation
Pan feeding, chain feeding, auger systems, and hog feeding setups each serve different production environments, and using the wrong components can lead to waste, uneven feed access, and unnecessary wear on equipment. This category organizes parts by feeding method so you can quickly identify what your system actually requires rather than sorting through unrelated products. Whether you're running a broiler house with pan feeders or a breeder operation with chain troughs, you'll find components built for that specific application.
Support New Builds and Ongoing Maintenance from One Source
Expanding a barn, standardizing equipment across multiple houses, or stocking up on wear parts before the season starts all depend on having both the assemblies and the small hardware that hold everything together. Bin anchors, leg shims, wedge anchors, and scale mounting hardware are the kinds of parts no one thinks about until something shifts or fails. When you can source everything from full feed pans down to a fifteen-cent flat head bolt from a single agriculture-focused supplier, ordering is simpler, and your maintenance schedule stays on track.