Three replacement springs for the medium, small, large, and extra large chicken feeder. There is only one version of the spring that works on all the feeders we have ever made. Springs are a wear item and will eventually break although they last longer if the spring is adjusted to reduce excessive closing pressure. The springs are mailed in an envelope via U.S. Mail and the shipping charge of $5.35 is included in the $9.365 sell price for three springs. USPS increases their pricing at a steady rate. In January of 2026 the spring wire needed to manufacture the springs had doubled since 2024.The video shows how to install the spring. Always adjust the spring once it is installed, if you have one of the old non adjustable spring system feeders use using two pairs of pliers to carefully stretch the spring till the resistance fits the average size of your birds or drill additional holes in the feeder to adjust the spring. Too stiff and it closes hard and louder than needed. Stretch it too far and a really big rat can push the door open. We recommend taping extra springs up under the lid of the feeder so they don't get lost. If you have one of the late 2022 feeders with the row of holes across the top of the feeder there is no need to adjust the spring. Ditto on the new double spring/no counterweight feeder which has an infinite spring adjustment system.
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