DIY - Recycled Pallet Slow Hay Feeders

Join us in this hands-on DIY tutorial where we transform 4 ordinary pallets into 2 durable hay boxes, perfect for any farm or stable. Our project doesn't just stop at creating a hay box; we take it a step further by integrating a slow feed hay net and adding a hinged topper for easy access and maintenance. This project is ideal for horse owners looking to promote healthy, slow feeding without breaking the bank.
What You'll Learn:
How to dismantle pallets safely and efficiently.
Steps to construct a sturdy hay box using upcycled materials.
Tips for integrating a slow feed hay net to regulate your animal's hay consumption. How to install a hinged topper for convenience.
Materials Needed: (Affiliate Links)
4 Pallets
Slow Feed Hay Net
Hammer - amzn.to/49uEScQ
Reciprocating Saw - amzn.to/4bUt4C2
Metal cutting blade - amzn.to/3wzO0OL
Circular Saw - amzn.to/4bS5dDa
Impact Driver - amzn.to/3SXAjAC
Wedge and Nail Punch set - www.lowes.com/...
2" Deck Screws -amzn.to/3wHfqSE
Process Overview:
We start by breaking down the pallets, preserving as much wood as possible for the construction of our hay boxes. Once we have our materials ready, we'll walk you through the assembly process, focusing on stability and durability. After assembling the boxes, we'll show you how to attach the slow feed hay net securely inside. Lastly, we'll tackle the hinged topper, ensuring it's both functional and easy to use.
Why This Project?:
Not only is this project cost-effective, but it also promotes a healthier lifestyle for your animals by encouraging slow feeding. Plus, the satisfaction of building something with your own hands is unbeatable.
Call to Action:
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Our Mission:
Dutch Hollow is where personal transformation and a cute colt named Wally intersect. We're diving deep into the journey of mental health, exploring how our personal growth impacts our relationships with those around us, particularly with our four-legged friend, Wally. It's not just about training a horse; it's about understanding how our mental wellbeing shapes our experiences, interactions, and bonds. In this journey, we'll mature together, learn together, and create a partnership based on trust and empathy.
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[@TalesFromtheMutiny]

Brillant!

[@DutchHollow]

Start to finish was about 4 hours and that included a 40 min trip to Lowes for hardware.

[@sinsinnomore5555]

This is excellent...best "made this with a pallet" Ive seen yet!

[@DutchHollow]

Thanks!