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Ritchie Stall Fount II automatic horse waterer, yellow shroud with stainless steel bowl

Ritchie Stall Fount II Heated and Unheated Parts List

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The Ritchie Stall Fount II is a compact, wall-mounted automatic waterer built for single horse stalls, foaling pens and small paddocks. It is no longer in production, but most of its parts are still available. Because the heated and non-heated versions share the same cover, base, float, valve and hardware, they are kept together on one list here rather than split across two pages.

Which Stall Fount II do you have? Ritchie built three: #18480 (120V heated), #18481 (240V heated) and #18490 (no heat). The label on the yellow shroud tells you which one is on your wall. Everything above the trough is common to all three. The trough is the part that differs — 18477 fits the 120V and 240V units, 18487 fits the no-heat unit. Only the heated versions take a heater, thermostat or cable heater.

Heated models. The 120V units use the 125 watt heater 14150 with disc thermostat 11885, plus cable heater 13830 for the supply line. The 240V unit uses the 200 watt heater 16664 and the 240V cable heater 16424. Match the voltage before you order — a 120V heater wired to 240V will burn out.

Valve and float. The breakdown calls out the green 1/2" valve package 13597, rated 60-80 PSI, with float 18642 and valve bracket 18641. The green valve only moves 1.45 GPM, so if your water pressure runs below 60 PSI the bowl will refill slowly — the white valve (5-40 PSI) or red valve (40-60 PSI) in the Ritchie 1/2" valve series will serve you better. Measure pressure at the waterer, not at the source.

Use the Stall Fount II Parts Breakdown linked above to find your part by item number, then order it below. If a part on the breakdown is not listed here, send us a message — we can often source Ritchie parts that are not on the site, and we are happy to identify a part from a photo.

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  • Stall Fount II Parts Breakdown

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Frequently Asked Questions

I have a Ritchie CD-50, where do I find parts?

CD-50 refers to a paint process used on older metal Ritchie units—not a model number. It’s commonly found on discontinued units like the 2AC, 1AC, and Cattle Fountain 3 and 5. To find the correct parts, visit our discontinued section of the Ritchie parts breakdown page and shop by model.

How long will it take for my Ritchie parts to ship?

Ritchie parts are typically in stock and ready to ship. Most orders ship the same or next business day. If a part is ever out of stock, we’ll notify you right away with an expected timeline so there are no surprises.

Where are Ritchie waterers manufactured?

Ritchie waterers and parts are proudly manufactured in Conrad, Iowa, supporting American agriculture with reliable, long-lasting products.

How do I know which Ritchie waterer model I have?

You can identify your Ritchie waterer by checking for model tags, casting numbers, or by comparing the shape and layout of your unit to parts diagrams. The easiest way is to shop by model using a Ritchie parts breakdown page, where you can match your unit visually—especially helpful for older or discontinued models.

What are the most common parts that need replacing on a Ritchie waterer?

The most commonly replaced parts include valves, floats, and heating elements. Regular maintenance of these parts helps ensure proper water flow, prevents leaks, and keeps your waterer performing efficiently year-round.

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