Swapping Hog Slats

[@tedefinley4780]

Keep bringing it. Love it

[@alexcantey4991]

Every hog farmer needs to see this.

[@shelmaracres]

At least the ones with older barns! Thanks Alex!

[@Steve-vs8dz]

Excellent work! Beautifully fabricated cart as well.

[@shelmaracres]

Thanks Steve. It has been a work-in-progress. The first version of this cart did not work nearly as well as it does now. We still have some work to do, but it is getting much better.

[@DinusMaximus]

Woow nice idea

[@shelmaracres]

Thanks!

[@terryhawkins4295]

Pretty handy cart you guys built. Theres a couple guys around here that fabricated some brackets on the sides in the back of there skidloader to hang suitcase weights. Be a little safer than standing on the back.

[@shelmaracres]

That’s a good idea, but not as much fun! 😄

[@chadquick3027]

Do y’all have blueprints on how to build one this is really nice

[@shelmaracres]

We don’t have drawing together for this yet. We have been asked by a couple people. Maybe I should do that! It has been a work in progress for several years, but we are are getting the bugs worked out!

[@carlmeyer8692]

Cart looks great, what would it take to purchase a cart or plans to make one, thanks

[@shelmaracres]

Carl, you are not the first person to ask about this! I could build another one, but I would need figure out what the cost would be! This has been a work in progress for us for a couple years.

[@lionelfonkwen5940]

Are you change wood slats with concrete ones?

[@shelmaracres]

No, broken concrete slats for new concrete slats

[@johnplagge2826]

What size square tube did you use? What’s width of carriage?

[@shelmaracres]

The frame is build from 2.5in square tube. It is about 32in wide when it is folded up.