Posted by Fred Werring on June 01, 2016 at 23:14:06 from (136.1.1.102):
In Reply to: Weds Weekly Feature Nght posted by larry@stinescorner on June 01, 2016 at 15:51:55:
I use corral panels as an alley leading into my chute, made my own spacers out of threaded 1-1/2 pipe welded to some flat stock on the bottom to keep the alley at the right width.
Main thing I did wrong was make them 6ft tall, and I'm 6'3"...duh..
Cows were bowing out the center of the panels where my spacers weren't, got some 2x12 oak boards and bolted them to the panels...they don't bow, but boy they're heavy.
Thinking I need to make a few more spacers for the middle of the corral panels and ditch the boards...but I'll make these 6'6" tall
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