Tower feeder rack
OwnerEmmanuel Abayomi Wickliffeinventor
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Abstract
A tower feed rack enables a user to efficiently provide feed to animals. The tower feed rack comprises rack panels are mechanically coupled to support beams in order to provide stability to the tower feed rack. The tower feed rack is elevated from ground by rack legs mechanically coupled to the rack panels. A feed trap is located proximate the support beams in order to direct the feed from proximate the support beams to animals. In this manner, the feed can be inserted through the top of the rack panels and the feed will be directed downward into the feed trap where the feed can be consumed by animals without animal waste or material on the ground contaminating the feed.
Claims7
A tower feed rack which enables a user to efficiently provide feed to animals, the tower feed rack comprising,
- rack panels further comprising bars, mechanically coupled to support beams which are configured to provide stability to the tower feed rack;
- configured to encircle a central area
- rack legs, mechanically coupled to the rack panels;
- wherein the rack legs are configured to elevate the tower feed rack from ground;
- skirt panels, detachably coupled to the rack panels;
- wherein the skirt panels wrap around the entirety of the rack panels further encircling the central area;
- wherein the skirt panels each having horizontal and vertical bars offset from the bars in the rack panels;
- a feed trap, proximate the support beams;
- wherein the feed trap further comprises:
- an upper flat segment, mechanically coupled to two transition segments;
- guides, mechanically coupled to the transition segments wherein the guides are configured to direct feed proceed downward and outward from the feed trap;
- a trap section, mechanically coupled to each transition segment;
- wherein the trap section further comprises a lip such that feed is directed into the lip;
- wherein the feed is inserted through a top of the rack panels and the feed will be directed downward into the feed trap wherein the feed is configured to be consumed by animals without animal waste or material on the ground contaminating the feed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.