Ring Pull Finch Feeders

Clean feeders are essential for stopping the spread of disease. This innovative finch feeder disassembles completely in two easy steps, without tools, so you can clean every square inch of it. Simply lift the cap, and then pull the ring on the metal rod. The ports and feeder base release from the tube in just seconds, giving you complete access to every crevice. This feeder is made of rust-proof metal and a 2.5" dia, UV stabilized polycarbonate tube. Fill with Nyjer seed to attract goldfinches, purple finches, chickadees, nuthatches, pine siskins, and others. Feeders boast vibrant yellow top and bottom, 4" stainless steel hanger, and lifetime warranty against squirrel damage. May be hung or pole mounted.

15" Ring Pull has 4 metal ports with perches. Holds 1/2 quart seed. 2.5" dia tube x 15" high.
23" Ring Pull has 6 metal ports with perches. Holds 1 quart seed. 2.5" dia tube x 23" high.

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23" Ring Pull
Seed or Feed Options: Nyjer seed
Capacity: 1 quart of seed (approx 2 lbs); 6 Ports
Size: 2.5" dia tube x 23" high; 27" high overall with handle
Mounting: may be hung or pole mounted
Construction: UV stabilized polycarbonate, rust-proof metal, and stainless steel bail wire

Cleaning instructions
Your Ring Pull Feeder is the newest design in the revolution of clean. It allows for disassembly of your feeder in seconds without tools for thorough cleaning and makes reassembly easy. Simply lift the cap and pull the ring on the metal rod. Ports and base will release from the polycarbonate tube. Remove the cap by sliding it to the top of the bail wire and then gently pulling the ends of the wire out of the bail rod. The bail rod locks into the tube and should not need to be removed. Soak all parts in a 50/50 solution of white vinegar and water to sanitize. Use a bird feeder brush to scrub away grim inside the tube. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.

To reassemble, insert the pull rod through the hole in the bail rod. Make sure that you have paired male and female ports. Hold the top two ports in place and slide the rod down, adding pairs of ports as you go. The base must be position so that the holes in the side of the base are aligned with the perch rod holes at the bottom of the tube. Allow your feeder to dry thoroughly before filling with seed.