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Ritchie Thrifty King CT4-2000 #16430
The Thrifty King CT4-2000 is a double sided automatic livestock waterer with a total of four drinking areas. Use when watering large herds by splitting a fence line or stand-alone in a feedlot. Waters between 10-200 beef cattle. Drink height is 19".
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- ThermalEqualizer design in patented drinking well eliminates cold spots in water storage
- Elliptical closures tip easily so animals can drink without resistance, unlike round balls which take a great deal of pressure
- Easy access for easy maintenance
- High capacity valve, protected from cold by patented drink well
- Finger-lift service cover; No tools, springs, or clips
- Optional electric heat, immersion heater and supply line heat cable
- 10-year warranty
Energy Free Requirements
Thrifty King fountains are intended to be energy-free; however, a number of factors must be met for this to be the case:
- There must be at least 10 animals that have the Thrifty King fountain as their only source of water.
- There must be a good seal against wind between the concrete platform and base of the unit.
- The water seal grooves between the base, and top of the unit, and between the top of the unit and the valve cover must be filled with liquid.
- The supply water temperature must be at least 42o F. (This may be an issue for rural or municipal water supplies.)