I completely understand you want to have your own even if you could use the other one anytime you needed to. This one looks like a very nice unit. Thanks for sharing
The Chute is our bread and butter for safety on our part. Very nice chute there. I bought a Priefert Chute many years ago from Texas. It has its own wheel system you can take off after you get it set by removing two pins. Really Cool.
Thank you for this video. I am looking into getting a WW chute, I already have a concrete pad - Do you need to bolt it to the concrete or anything? Or do you just set it down and don't worry about it?
It's better than anything we use up here, I'd say that will work very well for you. As a forethought; You might be better to leave it on the pads the way you have it. Then you can clean the bottom out better and it is easier to move if you want to set it up elsewhere for some reason. You can take the pads with it. Then again, it wont get barrowed that easy on concrete. Hhaha
Thanks. With so little time and money, it may sit on those blocks for a long time. At least it’s functional. After all I need to save some projects for retirement one day.
It looks like it will work good for you. Some good feschers on it. Hope it works great for your cattle. Az 😊
Thanks. Have a good day
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I completely understand you want to have your own even if you could use the other one anytime you needed to. This one looks like a very nice unit. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, yes, a tool is useless if it’s not there when you need it. I only work at the ranch on the weekend, I don’t have time to chase stuff.
Thanks, yes, a tool is useless if it’s not there when you need it. I only work at the ranch on the weekend, I don’t have time to chase stuff.
The Chute is our bread and butter for safety on our part. Very nice chute there. I bought a Priefert Chute many years ago from Texas. It has its own wheel system you can take off after you get it set by removing two pins. Really Cool.
Yes, cannot day enough for personal safety. Chutes are cheap when you consider cost of personal injury. Plus they’re tax deductible.
Looks good to me, take care and have a blessed day.
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I have to pay those guys a visit to see if they have a headgate. I'm not too far from you, Cooper.
Thanks Liberty Garden. Yep, that’s not far at all. Glad to have you stop in.
Thank you for this video. I am looking into getting a WW chute, I already have a concrete pad - Do you need to bolt it to the concrete or anything? Or do you just set it down and don't worry about it?
Hello. I would anchor it to the concrete. I would hate for it to move. Thanks for watching.
It's better than anything we use up here, I'd say that will work very well for you. As a forethought; You might be better to leave it on the pads the way you have it. Then you can clean the bottom out better and it is easier to move if you want to set it up elsewhere for some reason. You can take the pads with it. Then again, it wont get barrowed that easy on concrete. Hhaha
Thanks. With so little time and money, it may sit on those blocks for a long time. At least it’s functional. After all I need to save some projects for retirement one day.