Archive for the ‘farm equipment’ Category

15
Nov

how to find price for antique mule drawn farm equipment?

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Hay bailer, hay rakes,plows and other such equipment

Try this site. Their bookstore may have what you need. There are also plenty of mule websites that might be able to help you.

12
Nov

Farm..what equipment is used to restrain and handle cattle?

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THIS IS NOT FOR ME ITS FOR RESEARCH AN ASSIGNMENT
what equipment is used to restrain and handle cattle?
i no a rope halter can be used but how do you approach the cow 2 put it on and how 2 apply it? i have a pic of how to make one but thats it… i dont mean chutes or anything its more more handling them and restraining many thanks.
its 4 an assignment so dogs cannot be used

If cattle are unused to being handled then initially the animal will have to be chased own a race to a smaller area, a chute as you called it. Restraining the animal by putting your fingers into it’s nose and bringing the head back around, as though it is looking over it’s shoulder can be used but strength is needed to do this. A rope halter can be put on at this stage but again, due to the strength of these animals, holding onto it may well be problematic! Most farmers use a cattle crush in order to hold an animal, for safety to both the farmer and the animal. Bulls often have a nose ring and farmers then use a leading pole. It works in a similar way to the fingers in the nose, this area is very sensitive and an animal will struggle less to avoid pain and discomfort if it knows it can’t get away.

01
Nov

How does one ship heavy equipment from Seattle to Vietnam?

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Hello - How does one go about shipping heavy equipment (tractors, backhoes, farm and construction vehicles) from Seattle to Vietnam? One of my adult students is working on a project and asked for my help and I have NO IDEA how to do such a thing.

Thank you in advance.

The equipment will have to go into a container and shipped across the Pacific. Possibly one on the major shipping lines (MOL, APL, Hanjin) has direct service to Vietnam from Seattle. Understand though, you cannot just pull up to a dock and drop off a tractor for shipping. You will have to go through a freight forwarding company. The big freight expediter in Seattle is: Expeditors International - see the link below. They will pickup, pack up, deal with customs, etc. You will have to contact them, get a bid and they will act as the middleman for the shipping. It will not be cheap.