Automatic Chicken Drinker Cups Poultry Drinking Bird Waterer Coop Fowl Water(Blue(12pcs))

the attachment is the only concern. If you are putting this in a bucket with gravity drain..... you will use the plastic washer for sealing. You need to buy a nut for inside the bucket to go with the washer.

The cups and the plungers are a great concept. I had one that had a bad oring seal. I have reduced the pressure to 25 psi and they still leak. But when they work they are nice to have.

2 of the items did not work (put out water when pressing lever), one item works on and off.

I have to manually move the valves by hand for water to trickle down. The chickens have no idea how to make the water flow, it was bone dry every time I check it.

Great for its intended purpose.

So, I hate to bash but if these are designed for chickens, I must be missing something. I had just used them for the first time in my coop the other night. Not under pressure but gravity fed by a 55gallon barrel. Well thru the night one of the birds must have knocked one of the bowls off(which don’t lock on tight at all) and I found out that the yellow tips are merely pressed into place being held only by the loosely fitting bowl. Anyways I come home the next day to a flooded coop and one terrible mess. Not to mention, 5 out of the 12 would over flow the bowls and drip cause the seal is not tight. Great idea but bad product all round. I put hose clamps around the cups to hold them and soliconed them everywhere. Haven’t tried them yet so hope it works.

To provide water from plastic 5 gal can

So much easier to water our chickens, turkeys, ducks, & Guineas. I took a bit for them to understand how to use them, but once they got the hang of it. It has been wonderful not having to carry the heavy water jugs. I would highly recommend buying these drinkers.