What kind of bucket did you mount these from? And do you have to hang the water container?
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If you pick up an 11/16" drill bit, you can wrap the threaded part with Teflon tape and mount it in anything plastic. I placed mine into some PVC pipe that I connected to a 5 gallon bucket.
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I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
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yes, I just did. Hooked up a small plastic hose. See where to attach behind the water storage container.
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They sell a metal bracket that goes on 5 gal bucket to dump it. Ps if your getting this to gather brass it does not work well. At least on hard surfaces.
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They are difficult to attach, my husband had to do it and he used a lot of force. Atleast you know they are staying in place. Great bucket for the price. We use it everyday.
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The container in which the bucket sits, is enclosed. I keep a box of 8 gallon trashbags in there. This has been a very handy camping item for me. It's lightweight and simple.
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I had these installed by contractors under my house. They did use the HD style buckets to put them in at ground level. We have had a very rainy spring and so far, they have worked great.
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I just looked at mine and I think you could use them to stand alone instead of mounting them. I think you'd have to put it up against a wall or something to support it so it doesn't tip over when full.
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I used a 5 gallon bucket and put a hose fitting on it and hung it outside on rafter of my coop. Ran hose inside and to PVC pipe that I put these into. I have a 90* joint so it is running down two sides of the coop and probably 7 or so nipples. Plenty water for my 20 birds with room for more without needing to add any more. I just fill the bucket once or twice a week. They work really well. I have part of the pipe at an angle so it is lower on one end for chicks. But you can also just put a few right into the bottom of a bucket and hang it.
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I used a hook to hang from tree but does have 1 already. I need to make a covering a bit over top as rain ruins seeds. Right now I fill it up some but not full.
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I totally agree with the other answers. I have used glass mason jars and a cooler filled with hot water wrapped in a big towel and it worked but like jMack that bucket fits snug in there and I also think that is the key.
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It does not have the equipment for them to be hung. However you can use mounting double sided tape. That's what did and worked fine.
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It says you can but I can't see how. I have mine installed to the wall and it is awesome. I use it for car wash rags as well as bathing suits after getting out of the hot tub. There are others on the market that look more appropriate for bucket mounting. Good luck Benny.
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I wish I could answer that as I don't truly know. I hang mine from a tree with a long wire attached to a branch and using a "S" hook. The water stays cooler and doesn't evaporate as much being in the shade.
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i have not figured that one out yet, what i have been thinking of doing is place a small submersible heater in the 5 Gal water bucket or if you come off a spicket you could use a heat tape then wrap it with foam insulation and gorilla tape.hope this helps you.
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I believe they come with a little dinky holder. I would recommend getting one of the metal hanging coil holders.
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I squirt them down with the hose, spray with liquid detergent, rinse with hose and hang them in the sun. In the winter I hang them in the garage on a big hanger over the drain.