ES264482U - Transportable hopper for livestock feeding. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Transportable hopper for cattle feed, which is designed to serve as a feeder for the offspring of bovine animals, and optionally for adult animals, is essentially characterized because it is constituted by a preferably rectangular prismatic body equipped with a hinged top cover and a front opening that it affects its entire length and a large part of its height, presenting internally a central and upper plate lying solidly and vertically between the anterior and posterior faces, acting as an upper reinforcing partition, while longitudinally extending a sloping plate between both lateral faces that emerges from the lower edge corresponding to the upper part that determines the materialized area of the previous face, whose inclined plate runs downwards from said edge to an area close to the back face, where it undergoes a kink to continue in another section or plane inclined descending c uyo bordelibre is parallel and in proximity to the bottom of the hopper, and in turn in proximity to the rear face; it being provided that said bottom is constituted by a horizontal plate provided between both lateral faces, the lower edge of the rear face and an area close to the center of the average length of such lateral faces, but more spaced from the front face than from the front. Later; with the particularity that the front edge of such a plate constituting the bottom extends in an anterior and ascending section of inclined shape that is bent and determines another section of smaller amplitude, also ascending, which ends in a cranked wing determining a frontal profile and longitudinal with its edge projecting downwards, said wing or edge remaining in an area close to the frontal plane and in a plane considerably higher than that defined by the lower edge corresponding to the second inclined section of the plate that runs from the front to the front. Bottom of the hopper; and further characterized in that two bars running parallel and close to each other are disposed between the side walls, in correspondence with the front part and in a plane considerably higher than that of the wing or edge of the plate emerging from the bottom. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)