how tall is this feeder....didnt see anything about the legs
633644
The lower part of the rotorary feeder is about 5 ft off the ground with all the legs assembled
633645
Legs come in 3sections about 30 inches. Lowest height to top about 4feet. Up to about9 feet. (estimates)
633646
With the legs on the top is about 6' in the air, so to fill it throughout the winter, I use my JD Gator, back up to it get in the back and bucket corn into it.. The best thing I did was after setting up, I put white brake grease on the legs and haven't had a single problem with anything getting to the hopper.
633647
The height to the dispenser in the bottom middle of the hopper is about four feet off of the ground. The height at the top of the hopper where you fill the bin is 8-9 feet off the ground. I pull my pickup truck up beside the hopper and stand on my tool box in the pickup to reach the top of the hopper to fill it with corn. The height off the ground is perfect, IMO. It allows for deer and turkeys to feed under the hopper without knocking it over, and it allows the corn to be spread in a good 20 foot diameter.
329412
tall, I didn't see it because my daughter received it as a gift for a friend. she thought it was so cool, and she says it was at least 24" tall
1040719
After a couple of different heights I settled on 34 inches to the lower part of the baffle to the ground. The feeder is 36 inches away from the bottom of the baffle and 20 inches higher than the bottom of the baffle. Feeder is 54 inches off the ground to bottom of feeder. When I first installed the baffle, the squirrels could not get up the pole past the baffle and thus tried to jump from the pole at the bottom of the baffle to the feeder but gave that up after a day or two. The whole installation has worked very well with the feeder not being so high that I can refill it easily from the ground and most importantly the squirrels are really "baffled". After a couple of different heights I settled on 34 inches to the lower part of the baffle to the ground. The feeder is 36 inches away from the bottom of the baffle and 20 inches higher than the bottom of the baffle. Feeder is 54 inches off the ground to bottom of feeder. When I first installed the baffle, the squirrels could not get up the pole past the baffle and thus tried to jump from the pole at the bottom of the baffle to the feeder but gave that up after a day or two. The whole installation has worked very well with the feeder not being so high that I can refill it easily from the... » Read More After a couple of different heights I settled on 34 inches to the lower part of the baffle to the ground. The feeder is 36 inches away from the bottom of the baffle and 20 inches higher than the bottom of the baffle. Feeder is 54 inches off the ground to bottom of feeder. When I first installed the baffle, the squirrels could not get up the pole past the baffle and thus tried to jump from the pole at the bottom of the baffle to the feeder but gave that up after a day or two. The whole installation has worked very well with the feeder not being so high that I can refill it easily from the ground and most importantly the squirrels are really "baffled". « Show Less
1937467
It's not very tall at all. I would say mine probably is no taller than 3 inches off the ground.
1853564
I brought my feeder in and measured it. Overall is 33cm tall (not including the loose ring on top); the mesh cylinder is 29.5cm tall with a diameter of 7.5cm. The diameter of the lower and upper discs is 16cm each. The loose ring on top adds 3cm to the height. I hope this helps.
1120047
It came with two sets of legs. We put the taller ones on and they are about 3 inches
683460
About 2.5" and 16" tall. I have three feeders and lots of birds. One filling lasts 2-3 days.
6004
Hi there. Yes, this item does not has any extension legs. Just the base that came in it. Before you return it you can call to the customer service line of Neater Feeder Company, maybe they have a solution for you. If they don't have a solution for you just return it for a full refund. Thank you!
918140
Ours in hung from a metal pole about 1/2-3/4" diameter. The pole stand has that extra angled piece on the bottom that goes into the ground along with the regular pole; without that to help counterbalance a full feeder would likely bend the pole. We also hang a smaller, lighter feeder on opposite side.
156558
I believe the feeder needs an angle. It should not hang straight up and down.
1336200
It's about 5 feet tall. You might wanna look into java stand for your bird since they come in small sizes as well as big. Hope this helps. Good luck
1336202
I just saw this but I will measure when I go home but I think itis too tall. We modified ours by adding a bigger perch for my MaCaw and it stays at the top
91651
It is 4 inches at the front and slopes gradually up to 6 towards that back of the feeder. Your pet would be eating it at the 4 inch height. The slant helps to keep the food at the lower height without the food being pushed away as they eat. My cat loves hers and it is just the right size for a cat or small dog.
827356
I am six feet tall and I can fill the feeder, but I do have to reach up high, I would say it is about 5 and 1/2 foot tall
252001
It is about 12 inches, but I think it would be a little high for a dog feeder. I have a large collie and I know she would not eat out of it. If you have a really tall dog, it would be elevated.
558042
It's approx. 18.5" high. It does have feet on it, but they are not very tall, so even if you removed the feet it would still be a little over 18". Hope this helps!
1991114
This bird is approximately 5 to 5.5 inches. The water dish is about 3.5 inches high. I have a small beautiful singing canary. It is just right for him.