• Preferred vs a fence
  • Easier access for cleaning
  • Avoids snow drifts created by fences
  • More contact with calves... easier to train
    show animals and heifers
  • Lower cost... faster to set up, move & store
• Sturdy chain (4' L with 3/16" thick links) glides along length of galvanized pipe (1-1/4" dia x 14 ga.). Pipe is mounted under center ridge of roof, using a 3/8" x 2-1/2" eyebolt (furnished), on each end. Eyebolts can also be used for lifting hutch.
• Chain movement is usually restricted to inside of hutch the first day (to allow calf to adapt to restraint system), or when weather is cold. Insert clevis pin (furnished), through a hole in pipe at center of hutch. Simply remove and reinsert in pipe hole nearest door, to allow calf to walk outside.

2 or 3-quart, poly bottle with soft rubber nipple

Sturdy, poly construction. Bolts to inside side wall of hutch toward rear— includes side door & latch, plus 3/8" dia. solid-aluminum hinge pin (access opening will need to be cut in side wall)

Extra, side door for adding bedding. Usually installed toward rear of hutch. Includes side door & latch, plus 3/8" dia. solid-aluminum hinge pin (access opening will need to be cut in side wall)

• For very cold/windy climates
• Protects calves
• Eliminates shoveling snow out of hutch
• Sturdy, poly construction
• Quickly installed or removed

Includes two rods (1/2" galv. tube) plus four eyebolts (3/8" x 2-1/2" and 1-1/2") with nuts and washers