Frostfree Nosepump, and Accessory Prices

When assessing the comparable value of the Frostfree Nosepump livestock waterer, it is imperative that two very important factors are taken into consideration:

Once the livestock watering system is properly installed, the spending stops. There are absolutely no ongoing input costs such as a monthly power bill, solar panels, batteries, motion sensors, heating elements or other things to maintain. You can literally water your livestock for free.
The Frostfree Nosepump livestock waterer qualifies for environmental, watershed, and riparian protection based funding. A considerable portion of the total cost of installation can be recovered from local, provincial/state and even federal agriculture & environmental organizational programs. However, as these programs regularly expire and get renewed, you’ll need to do a little research to fully understand what is currently available in your area, and then apply for the proper grants.

The following is a price list of a variety of parts that you may need for your installation. The Frostfree Nosepump itself is protected from independent reproduction by multiple patents. The rest of the parts in this list can be acquired from us directly, other independent retailers, or fabricated by yourself, the end user. Prices may vary regionally and are subject to change without notice.

Part

Picture

Price

Frostfree Nosepump
*includes cylinder, foot valve, fittings, and
instructional DVD

$1699

Cribbing Lid (as per specific O.D. measurement)
(extra $100 per additional pump added to the lid)

24″ – $400
30″ – $425
32″ – $450
36″ – $500
48″ – $650

Cribbing Insulation Kit
(Includes 2 – 4′ sleeves and 2
top insulation discs)

24″ – $425
32″ – $525
36″ – $575
48″ – $725

Pipe & Rod (stainless steel plumbing assembly)

$220

Dugout Intake Float Assembly
(dual wall floating intake float designed to be attached to a weight that sits on the floor of the dugout to keep the water intake off the floor of the dugout)