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HAY SOAKER® - The Smart Way To Soak Hay!

The Hay Soaker - FREE Shipping!

The Hay Soaker - FREE Shipping!

Regular price $2,499.95 USD
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Soak hay the smart way!

Tired of trying to lift wet hay from a bucket?
Need to soak hay every day but it’s too much hassle?
Here’s your solution!

Watch the videos below to see how it works!

(Please note this item can only be shipped via ground delivery to a physical address.)

Horses with insulin resistance and older horses need hay that is safe to eat and easier to digest. The Hay Soaker is a simple and easy-to-use self-draining soaker that reduces sugars and dust without the soggy mess of water buckets and hay nets.

The unit can be set up with a Bluetooth timer to run automatically with no electricity requirement, just 4-AA batteries. A Smartphone connection sets fill and drain timers so that you can walk away knowing your hay will soak for the desired amount of time and be ready to feed when you are. Set your drain hose in the landscaping around your barn and make another task easy!

When the unit is empty it can be easily moved by tilting the wheels using the handle. Portability means you can take your Hay Soaker on the road or can be stored away between uses.

The Hay Soaker holds approximately one-half bale of hay (quantity varies depending on bale size). You can also soak beet pulp and hay cubes.

The Hay Soaker is easy to use, easy to move, and easy to clean.

Soak hay the smart way with The HAY SOAKER!

What’s included? Everything you need to use The HAY SOAKER right out of the box!

  1. HAY SOAKER Tub including Tub, Basket, Hold Down Plate, Lid, and Hoses
  2. “Y” Connector, 1 set Camlock Quick Connectors, Melnor BT Timer with 4 Batteries (packaged separately)
  3. Instructions for use

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