Cattle Feed Bunk Neck Rail at Virginia Mullins blog

Cattle Feed Bunk Neck Rail. In traditional fence line systems, cables can be added. It is a visual and physical barrier to moving too far forward before. 1.315” x 11ga round tube slant bars. Easy to install mounting saves time. Feed bunks may be most commonly designed either with headlocks (head gates, stanchions etc.), or with a single post and rail system. Mounting options for wood or steel posts. A great way to overcome this issue is to install bunks with adjustable neck rails. Neck rails keep cattle from crawling over the feed bunks and out of the feedlot. 2” x 12ga square tube at the top and bottom. Setups that are too restrictive can impede. The choice between a post and rail feed. They also reduce feed waste and reduce feed bunk maintenance. The neck rail (or shoulder bar, as some may call it) is supposed to position the cow while standing in the stall. Te slaa manufacturing wasn’t the first. The neck rail on the feedbunk fence provides easy access to feed and keeps cattle out of the bunk and in the pen.

Mounting options for wood or steel posts. 1.315” x 11ga round tube slant bars. The neck rail on the feedbunk fence provides easy access to feed and keeps cattle out of the bunk and in the pen. Neck rails keep cattle from crawling over the feed bunks and out of the feedlot. 2” x 12ga square tube at the top and bottom. They also reduce feed waste and reduce feed bunk maintenance. The neck rail (or shoulder bar, as some may call it) is supposed to position the cow while standing in the stall. A great way to overcome this issue is to install bunks with adjustable neck rails. In traditional fence line systems, cables can be added. The choice between a post and rail feed.

Concrete Feed Bunks W/Neck Rail BigIron Auctions

Cattle Feed Bunk Neck Rail In traditional fence line systems, cables can be added. 1.315” x 11ga round tube slant bars. The neck rail on the feedbunk fence provides easy access to feed and keeps cattle out of the bunk and in the pen. They also reduce feed waste and reduce feed bunk maintenance. Feed bunks may be most commonly designed either with headlocks (head gates, stanchions etc.), or with a single post and rail system. 2” x 12ga square tube at the top and bottom. A great way to overcome this issue is to install bunks with adjustable neck rails. Te slaa manufacturing wasn’t the first. Setups that are too restrictive can impede. The neck rail (or shoulder bar, as some may call it) is supposed to position the cow while standing in the stall. The choice between a post and rail feed. It is a visual and physical barrier to moving too far forward before. Neck rails keep cattle from crawling over the feed bunks and out of the feedlot. Easy to install mounting saves time. In traditional fence line systems, cables can be added. Mounting options for wood or steel posts.