What does this do?

Making sure there’s fresh water in paddocks is a must. If you don’t have a piped supply, a bowser is a necessary addition to your equipment. At its most basic, it’s a large tank (this range holds 270 litres). There is a large diameter cap at the top of the unit to enable easy filling and the outlet is a 1.8m pipe (approx. 5cm diameter) with a ¼ turn tap. Fill the tank from the supply - empty the tank via the pipe into your troughs. The cap is ventilated so the water flows quickly and easily.

Why do I need one?

Nobody wants to have thirsty horses, now do they?

Where do I use it?

Paddocks, yards - anywhere you need water transporting to! Never leave any implements out after use where animals can come into contact with them - you can work out why!

How does it work?

There’s not much to describe here really, except to say that it’s also available as a skid unit (the SLB100). The skid unit just mounts in a trailer, pickup etc. and this makes it into a really useful and flexible piece of equipment. There is a 3-point linkage version available, which is for attaching to tractor-type linkages (TPB300). The SLB400 is the trailed version which comes with low ground pressure tyres to prevent ruts in soft ground which is often-travelled (such as around troughs... hang on a minute... heyyy, clever!)