DIY Livestock Trailer -- Using Cattle Panels
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2018
- Danny shows how he built a Super Easy Livestock Trailer. Using cattle panels, he creates a box that will bolt down to the flat bed trailer with a sliding door.
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Living on a homestead you have to be able to think outside the box. This is a great example of doing just that. /thanks for another great video.
You learned a trick or two in your day.... great video. Great cage.
Real homesteaders.
Thanks
This is why I like your channel,you fill your needs by thinking things through and come up with solutions that are innovative,practical and cost effective.Another great use for cattle panels!
Your attention to detail in all of your projects really impresses me, Danny. When you build something, it is top quality meant to last for a lifetime so I understand your frustration with companies that don't support their products after sale. I will be placing my order for lemongrass Friday, Wanda. I saw that it was up on etsy last night. God Bless to the both of you!
Great idea thanks for the tip. Going through same situation myself. God Bless and thank you guys.
I just did something similar yesterday with 60" horse panels so I could haul sheep. Mine isn't up to the standard I like right now but I plan to get angle iron to weld up a full frame and weld the panels to the frame.
Thank you for sharing Danny that's a awesome idea and way to make multiple use out of the equipment.
This has got my wheels spinning for a different project... Thanks for the ideas!
Rusted Oak Homestead mine too lol
Such a great idea, even for other uses on the farm!
Such a fantastic idea and extra use for the trailer. Great video!
Great Information. I'll be making one for my smaller trailer now. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing...Danny, you're great at figuring out problems. God bless!
Just built a trailer like this last week. Used this video multiple times as a reference as well as another here on RUclips. I didn't bend the cattle panel, I cut it and weld (outdoors) the edges together. But thank you SOOO much for this video. It saved us so much money and worked like a charm. We brought two American Guinea Hogs home in it on Sunday :)
Danny that bucket makes a mighty fine metal break. Cattle panels are so handy. Great idea!
Mr. Rain I use to do sheet metal work old trick i learned when you dont have a metal brake handy. Thanks
Necessity brings about creativity, thanks.
Awesome way to make nice bends in the cattle panel!
We built a wooden hauler that goes in the bed of the pick up truck.. it's make if 2X4s .. geoff and I lift it into And and out of the truck so often... it's sooooo heavy!! IYour hauler looks very nice! Big thumbs up!! Dan the man!!
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Thank you for this! Great job! So timely for us!
This trailer is working amazingly! And it saved us tons of money!
thank you for sharing....never thought of this
Clever idea Danny for your trailer and it looks sturdy too!
Awesome job guys. I adsalutlly love your way off life it's a lot of work and hard most of the time but awesome keep up the good work ❤
barry john griffiths Thanks
I never thought of using Hose clamps like that, so glad I am decided to spend my lunch break watching old videos. Its actually cooler today so lunch break is going to be short. I need to take advantage of cooler daylight hours because in about a month from now the days will have rapidly gotten shorter. Thats the problem with August, it still carries the heat of July but adds in the shorter amount of day light hours of September lol
Great idea, I am going to have to try this out!
Great job Danny! I was given 4 pcs of hog panel that had been hit on one end with a fork lift for $10.00. I started cutting off the damage parts with my ancient bolt cutters, started a real battle until I Wd d and oiled them!!!! So much easier!!! I fitted the panels onto my 10' metal trailer using Ubolts and wiring the corners. Hauled wood on it last week and didnt loose any of it!!! I may see about adding a rounded roof to it. I sold my horse trailer several years ago as I wasnt using it, but the flat bed could haul small stock with a roof on it!
awesome idea!
Fantastic job!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Great idea. Now that's something my Pawpaw would have done. And love those "original" Zip Ties!!
Bye Frankie Glad I got to meet you once. :)
I like that. Good for pickups too.
We like cattle panels! We're on less than 1/2 acre of land so nothing we build is very big. We used the panels for a hoop house/ greenhouse and a chicken run. This pen for your trailer was brilliant!
Thank you so much for this wonderful video!!
Great idea, I use a X-large dog crate for goats, sheep, small calf's and piglets. This would work great for large pigs. Thanks for the idea.
Good job, Danny!
Great Idea Danny!!!
Thinking about doing something similar to haul bottle calves
Excellent Idea. I built one for the back of my truck to transport sheep. It worked great. Thank you for the ideas!
me too.i had some panels from a warehouse that i usedto build mine, cheap & works great,
I know that is right my friend I am buying a trailer next week that has a inclosed top on it am hoping I can use it for anything we need a trailer for. I like the idea of multi purpose things.
I love the cattle panels I fence with them! love them!
Annie Farmer They are the best things we found to use on our homestead. They have so many uses. Thanks Annie
That worked out great.
This is awesome animals trailer dude I wish I made one ☝️
nice save ya alot of money and frankie should has some sunglasses lol
Very well done, especially for needing it right away. Once it is welded it should work well, especially for what I think of as "small stock." Not so sure about a calf unless there is more bracing on the sides. I have seen cows plow through barbed wire without thinking twice. A calf, if it does not travel "well" could make a mess of that and get itself into trouble if it started panicking. Cows can sure have a potential to try to ignore barriers. Hrmmmm ...
When theres a will,theres a way! Those cattle panels sure look like they come in handy.Bye Frankie
Looks good, I wouldn't bother welding it. Add a couple more good clamps and you'll be just fine. I welded those panels once before and the welds cracked from the flex in the panel.
G Garden Thanks for that info.
My same thoughts. Especially when the welds age with s large hog inside. Even though I have found more often once a hog has been loaded they tend to get nervous in travel and hunker down tight. Large diameter cable crimps may work too. Mine have held strong tight now for two years on fence corner braces
Great building. Once it's done, it should last for years.
Danny nice job, you might want to consider a wind block on the front.
Great way to transport animals.Good job on the cattle panels,and all.Still sad for Frankie.I knew when I saw the guy's blue apron he was going to be going to freezer camp.Take care.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡.........
very frugal--God bless.
That's a nice cage good job
How y'all making out down there? You got snow yet, if so how much?
Thanks we had to do something we cant afford a trailer right now.
i am sooooooo gonna copy this :)
Great, that is why we show you how. It worked well for us.
Just like in the old days - multi-purpose and efficient use of tools, equipment, and materials based on need, cost-effectiveness, and simplicity. Wonderful! A question - using your plan and having no tractor, would that unit be too heavy for a couple to pick it up over the side rails of the trailer and set it into position? Thanks!
Quake Lake Homesteaders Wanda and I could have lifted it on the trailer but why when we have a trailer. Thanks
That is good news for those of us that DON'T have a tractor!! lol :) I now know that this will work for us, too.
My dad had something like that but made of wood he used to haul our goats.
Looks like Frankie is going to freezer camp? Couldn't help but notice the apron on the one man. Either way, I really loved this video. Will be using this in the future for SURE!
FutureDreamsToReality Yeah he went to freezer camp. Part of homesteading plus he had got dangerous to be around. Thanks
That's SO COOL!!! LOVE that idea. Awesome bolt cutters as well!!! Who is "Frankie", please? I must have missed that, or maybe I forgot? LOL Love you both!!
The sheep is Frankie. LOL Had to have a way to haul him.
How is life since you did this sir? Are you still using the trailer ?
Great ideal That is thinking out side the box. I see the guy with the apron hope that's not the butcher shop I was wishing you were giving him to some one. I do understand people raise them for meat but I am one of those that are soft hearted for animals Real life is you do what you have to. You have to feed your family first. Love the baby goats Stay warm guys
Cheryl Girard Yesw Frankie went to the butcher shop. Our animals are for our food source with out them we would be in trouble and have no meat to eat.This is life on a real homestead.Thanks
Yes I get that I do get where I food comes and why time and money is spent on them. Like I said reality has to get a person past that mential block that is why God gave is the animals blessings to you both
To be continued...where is Frankie? Freezer camp? New home? He was so calm during the travel.
UrbanFence Homestead He was headed to freezer camp. Thanks
Deep South Homestead with Frankie being older will the meat taste OK
pms1953 We talked to several meat vendors who said if we did not butcher him they would buy him to butcher and sell the meat.So we decided to have him butchered ourself to see if they were right.All the research says he will be fine to eat.We hope so if not a leason learned.Thanks
Deep South Homestead I'm sad for Frankie going to freezer camp,but you will be using him for meat.I wouldn't be able to give names to animals i'm going to raise and eat later.Just the way I am.What does sheep taste like,and how do you cook it? Thanks.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡.......
by Frankie 😳
SHOWING SUPPORT...LIKE #2
saw this yesterday
zaneymay There were parts missing in the video so we pulled it back down and put them in so it would be complete. Thanks for rewatching
+Deep South Homestead oh that explains that lol.
Using what you have.
Hey Danny is that LS tractor you still happy with it? Thinking about buying one ?
Nathan Rittenhouse if you buy dont buy the XG3025 it is having a lot of problems i got a recall on this model done because if you use the front end loader a lot the engine will start leaking oil. Even after the company fixing it the problem came back again.Im now working with the company about getting a new tractor or giving me my money back for this one. The next size up from this one dosent seem to be having problems that im aware of. I may look at going in that direction. Mine has been in the shop for 2 months out of the 3 that i have owned it. Not Good Thanks
Thanks Danny
Goodbye Frankie.
:)