Gear Size and Fit Guide
Verified links only. Use this page to match capacity, dimensions, and fit notes to your barn setup.
Buckets and feeders
| Product | Capacity | Dimensions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| KD120E Flat Back Bucket | 18 qt | Top Dia: 14 in | Height: 12 in | Flat back, stall friendly |
| KD154 8 Quart Flat Back Bucket | 8 qt | Top Dia: 11 in | Height: 9 in | Compact daily feeding and water |
| KD168 Pan Feeder | 20 qt | Wide mouth shallow feeder | Ground or tire base style feeding |
| KD136 Corner Feeder | 28 qt | Corner mount feeder | Space saving stall corner setup |
Grooming tools
| Tool | Dimensions | Fit and grip |
|---|---|---|
| KD129 Palm Brush | 3 in x 5 in | Palm strap grip (see Grooming Collection for the live listing) |
| KD113 Sure Comb | Handle: 6 in | Tines: 4 in | Long ergonomic handle |
| KD123 Curry Comb | Classic curry comb | Wide grip comfort handle |
If you want KD129 to link directly, send me the KD129 product URL/handle and I’ll swap it in instantly.
Hat boxes
| Box | Interior dimensions | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| KD131 Western Hat Box | 13 in x 13 in x 7 in | Hats up to 4 in brim |
| KD141 English Hat Box | 12 in x 12 in x 6 in | Most helmets and caps |
| KD-231 Hat Box | 13 in x 13 in x 7 in | Western hats up to 5 in brim max |
KD141 product handle is in your product sitemap as /products/kd-141-english-hat-box.
Forks and tools
| Tool | Handle length | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| KD115 Stall Fork | 54 in | Standard stalls and daily mucking |
| KD133 Heavy Duty Barn Rake | 60 in | Aisles, arenas, larger sweep jobs |
| KD135 Mini Fork | 54 in | Compact spaces and tighter work |
| Trailer fork options | Varies | Use the stall tools suite page for the current trailer focused listing |
Frequently asked questions
What size tire does the KD168 Pan Feeder fit?
The KD168 is designed for tire base style feeding. Confirm fit based on your exact tire and feeder profile.
What size hat fits in the KD-231 Hat Box?
The KD-231 is designed for western hats up to a 5 inch brim max and includes a mirror and locking hardware.
What is the difference between the Mini Fork and a trailer setup?
Mini forks prioritize maneuverability. Trailer setups prioritize shorter storage and transport convenience. Use the stall tools suite page to pick the right option.