Screw in the bottom 2圆圆 in the front and the back.(FYI I’m using a minimum of 4 screws at each point!!!)

Use 1 screw on side 2 first then another on side 2 that way you can adjust things before screwing it down. Stand up Side 1 have a human or a Jaw Horse hold it.Stand up Side 2 have a human or your Jaw Horse hold it.Lay the new 4×4’s on top of the old ones and the 2×6’s and 2×4 to match the bottom.Flip your finished side over so the 2×6’s are on the ground. Screw the 2x4x8 you cut the length of the roofing so that it is even between the cut ends of the 4×4’s.Screw a 2圆圆 so at the 3 inch mark and another at the 3ft mark (below the mark not above it).Draw a line 3 inches from the bottom and 3 feet from the bottom of both 4×4.Place an 8ft 4×4 and a 7ft 4×4 6ft apart.Cut (2) 2x4x8 to 1″ shorter than the length of the Ondura RoofingĪssembly Side 1 (measure lots to make sure this side is even!).Cut off 4 inches off (5) of the 2x4x8’s (mark a line 10 inches across the board on both sides).Cut the 2圆x8 to match the length of the 2圆x12 cuts.Cut the 2圆x12 in half (be sure to measure first from both ends as they probably aren’t exactly 12′ long.– (1) box Ondura roofing nails (matching color with rubber washer) – (2) Ondura Roof Panels (many colors available) Rain and warm air can destroy a bale in as little as 24 hours! This simple round bale hay feeder is not only inexpensive to build but will help contain the hay and keep it dry too.įeeder will hold a standard 4×4 round bale For those of you who feed round bale hay know, the hardest part is keeping the bale dry so it doesn’t mold before the animals have time to finish eating it.

Round bale hay feeder with roof