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Mitre Cut and welded for strength
(not straight cut or
bent).
Gusset braced to maintain frame square.
Auto stop on top of gate
combined with bottom stop prevents gate twisting after repeated
slamming.
Ground pin cleats standard.
(Ground pins supplied in standard pricing with all yards).
Gate swings back 180 degrees
to follow cattle flow and generally rests beside a panel to
prevent stock being stuck behind it. Also a 2.5-meter gate can
be closed while standing 5 meters from the latch.
Fail safe stop prevents gate flying past slam catch.
Gate will swing over 90
degrees through if cattle flow direction is required to be
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Solid continuous gudgeon allows for
vertical movement to override the fail safe slam catch if
required
Slam catch is standard on all gates under 4.1m on all yards from
GP 5 Rail to Bullock 6 Rail. Even small yards for small numbers
should facilitate easy, low stress and enjoyable stock handling.
Not just a generic gate. Note the left hand or right hand
closing of the gates. This tailors each gate to cattle flow
requirements. (Pictured is a right hand closing gate).
Most gates close on the outside of the yard. As the gate can be
swung and latched from any position this means you are closer to
the centre of the yards which means less walking.
Slam catches standard on all gates under 3.3 meters |
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Double entrance
gates are supplied with an 800mm long chain so they
can be chained back to an adjoining panel to facilitate stock
entrance.
(Gate cross-over latches also
available)
Two chains and
catches are supplied with all double gates. Both gates can be
chained back against the panel.
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Alan Croll,
Barraba |
"I think I was one of the first to order a
set even though I was a bit skeptical about how good they'd
be... but... they are absolutely brilliant and Angie loves the
gates".
Next Page - The Pegging Down |
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Combination yards are available
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