Chick Brooder - H: 9.5" - 5 Layer (Assembly Instructions - Hatching Time) Cimuka
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2019
- Assembly Guide: Chick Brooder - 5 Layer H:9.5" (SKU: CB25-03-5K)
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Product Description:
Power-washable & rust-proof stacking brooder is perfect for quail, pheasant, partridge, or smaller game birds. For chicken, turkey, duck, and geese, use taller 15" models - view all brooders. This unit will ensure your birds stay warm 24/7 with temperature-adjustable 20" space heaters. To prevent bird wetting, closed nipple drinkers receive clean, algae-free water from the water tank above. To remove waste efficiency, there are deep manure trays. To prevent foot problems during the first 2 week, chick mats are included to make walking easier. The unit also boasts lockable wheels and an improved door locking system to prevent escapees. Red feed grill covers for the feeding troughs are included to eliminate the flinging of feed, thus saving money. Recommended for homesteaders, hatcheries, nurseries, poultry scientists, laboratories, agriculturists, breeders, hobbyists, urban farmers and commercial farmers. Add layer additions at any time to expand your breeding production! Getting Started: For the first 2 week, use the starter drinkers, chick floor mats, and starter feeders. Also, ensure the external white feed grill covers are in the "closed position". After 2 weeks, remove the starter drinkers, chick floor mats, and starter feeders. Next, flip white feed grill covers to "open position" and fill up 5 lb. feeding troughs. Lastly, fill up 5.2 gallon water tank.
Capacity:
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Assembly Guide Online:
- Assembly Video, Parts List, Requirements & More
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Dimensions / Weight
- Unit: L 38.6" x W 23.6" x H 77.2"
- Layer Floor Space: L 35.8” x W 17.3”
- Layer Interior Height: 9.5"
- Box: L 39” x W 24” x H 19”
- Weight: 126 lb.
Key Features
Hygienic Manure Trays
Manure trays are deep to collect droppings below the brooder. The trays slide in and out with ease to make washing and cleaning, easy. Prevent disease by having a system that removes harmful substances, like bacteria, from your chick's living space.
Smart Feeders
Shock-proof, red grills lay on top of the removable, 5 lb. capacity, feeding troughs to reduce loss, inside and outside of the brooder. Customers claim to save 30% more feed with the flexible, shock-proof grill. Includes: (15) removable starter feeders
Automatic Drinkers
Reduce bird wetting with height-adjustable, spill-proof drinker cups. Prevent disease with an anti-algae, silicone hose system. The seamless system receives filtered water from a refillable, 5.2 gallon tank above. The closed system reduces humidity and promotes clean brooding. Includes: (10) removable starter drinkers
Chick Floor Mats
Anti-bacterial, non-slip chick floor mats sit on non-woven floors to make walking and standing easier. This prevents foot and nail problems at an early age. These removable floor mats are easy to clean and help insulate heat to keep your chicks warmer, during the first few weeks.
Heating Units
"Set & forget" the thermostat per layer with 20" space heaters. Grates below the stainless steel heat lamp prevent chicks from burning. Includes: (5) space heaters: 32°F - 104°F / 0 - 40°C, 125 W, 110V
Energy Saving
Enclosed, semi-transparent walls insulate heat, from the stainless steel space heater, to reduce cost and save energy. The enclosed design keeps your chicks at the perfect temperature while letting in the optimal amount of sunlight and airflow.
Stackable Tier Design
Cimuka brooders and cages are designed to be stacked and mix-&-matched. Easily add layers click here above your brooding layers and vice-versa, to create a custom tiered experience. Rust-proof materials, side struts and butterfly locks are used to create a stable, durable, long-lasting broiler house that can be power-washed.
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nice product... i just got mine set up
Good to hear that you are happy with your purchase!
I'm trying to put mine together. It's trash. The legs don't go on at all
Customer Support will help with any assembly issues you are having.
Please contact us directly so we can offer assistance. support@hatchingtime.com
They don't line up on the hexigon side and I snapped a peg because it won't line up when I hit it with the mallet.
Make sure the sections are all build with the arrows going the same way. The sections should all be identical. If the blue parts are turned, they will not fit together.
@@HatchingTime 6 hours and still cannot get the sides on, no one from your support has replied. Chicks are hatching and I am out $200 and possibly going to lose my hatching. Never again
@@tarryloop8741 You are viewing the wrong video. Please watch this video. ua-cam.com/video/aiXYG4-6VTg/v-deo.html
i got the setter/hatching 180 egg...i love this one but is there like a divider where you can divide 1 roll into 3 section? i would love that option cause i will be having different breed of chicken and don't want to mixed them up in one row setup.
Hello! We are happy to hear you love our products! Our brooders do not come with dividers at this time. Dividers would interfere with the design of our brooders as the chicks would be unable to fully benefit from our heat source. Our watering system is also smaller and does not run through the entire cage. Rather, it is in one section removed from the heat source.
I keep hearing the word setter, as I'm trying to learn all about breeding chickens,, is setter the same as a brooder or is something else?
Setting is the time of incubation where the eggs need to be turned as the chicks develop inside the shell. A hen will do this naturally. In a incubator the unit that sets, or turns the eggs is a setter. There are also units that only hatch and will have hatching baskets. The eggs would be placed in a hatcher generally for the last 3 days of the incubation period. There are incubators that have both the turner trays for setting and the baskets for hatching. After hatching the chicks move into a brooder, which is an enclosed space that will provide heat and food/water as they grow.
Thanks for the info, need all the info I can get
You are very welcome!
It's the pegs I cannot get them to stay at all. So frustrating
Try using a rubber mallet to connect the pieces in. You can also use rubber vice grips to clamp the pieces tighter.
Tarry, please view this video for your product. You ordered a 15' brooder. ua-cam.com/video/aiXYG4-6VTg/v-deo.html
You are stating the obvious
Tarry, you did not order a 9.5" brooder. It was a 15". Please use this video link: ua-cam.com/video/aiXYG4-6VTg/v-deo.html
$895.00 !! for this plastic piece of crap?? You must be out of your flipping minds!
Therlo, the brooder is very durable and has been designed, developed and enhanced by poultry scientists over the last 35 years. The price is justified since the brooder will not rust over time like metal units. No rust means a longer longevity of the brooder.