Diamond W Portable Sorting Corral System For Cattle & Bison
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Diamond W Sorting System :
Retail $ 40,000 ~ 1 3/4" Tubing / 6' Tall / Weighs 10,280 lbs. / Patent #'s 8,534,230 & 9,226,476 * Prices Subject to Change With Out Notice, All Prices are CASH Prices ~ Prices Do Not Include Freight or Taxes * |
Hyd Cylinders Lifts the rear tires and Front Jacks Can Figure 8 Cattle Through System ~ Gooseneck Hitch |
Patent #'s 8,534,230 & 9,226,476
UNDERSTANDING THE HARDWARE
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SETTING THE SYSTEM UP When this unit is down on the ground the rancher can begin unfolding the panels. Rear panel #1, on a caster wheel, unfolds first. Then #2 panel will swing out on the caster wheel carrying the #3 with it. The #3 panel is lifted off the #2 panel and moved into place and locked with a double chain. Next step is to release the #4 panel and roll into place. Lift the #5 panel from the #4 panel and roll into place, double chain this #5 to the #2 & #3 panel. This is one side of the sorting system completed. The rancher has 2 sorting pens measuring 15' 6" x 15' 6". With a height of all panels at 6'. Repeat steps for the opposite side. |
The Diamond W Corral is designed to save the
rancher time
with double hinged construction. This construction provides both the strength and mobility needed for uneven ground. All the panels are 6ft high and lifted by cable winches. The 6ft long side levers are used to easily change the rear wheel assembly for mobility in setup and transport. Figure 8 cattle through pen and never go through same gate twice. |
There are two gates to each pen on each side of the alleyway. The flow of the cattle starts at the rear of the unit. There is a gate for each pen that will angle cattle into each of the 4 pens. This allows for separating the cattle as they are fed into the system. |
After the cattle have been separated, if the rancher needs cattle in a different pen, there are gates that will open to let cattle angle across the alleyway or go straight across the alleyway. |
After cattle are moved into separated groups then loading cattle through the front split goose-neck hitch and by using the double 6'gates that fold out to stock trailers or working circle tubs can be done. This helps in the fact that a rancher can work cattle in the field without moving the whole herd to a different location to do the sorting and loading out |
Patent #'s 8,534,230 & 9,226,476
From Sorting Cattle to Heading out in Minutes ! |