We get several questions that all come back to one central premise. Can I drill a hole in my Ritchie Unit? Whether you are trying to bring a water line or electrical cord into the unit, or putting a screw … Read More
The Ritchie EcoFount series automatic waterers feature a different design than our other traditional waterers. For instance, the anchor bolts are located on the inside of the unit and are only visible if you remove the trough or the side … Read More
The EcoFount series offers is a top-of-the-line unit providing overall heat coverage along the stainless steel trough provides, a flip top lid for easy cleaning and a fully insulated casing for energy efficiency, cleanliness and keeping the water cooler in … Read More
After 94 years of experience in automatic watering, we have heard almost every reason why automatic waterers should be used and reasons and beliefs why not to. Recently Thehorse.com conducted a poll on their website asking their readers what automatic … Read More
Each Ritchie waterer should be bolted to a concrete pad for stability and to create a sealable surface around the base of the unit. It is a misconception that the anchor bolts should be set in the concrete pad. We … Read More
