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Queen Mum
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I made some more cheese yesterday. AND I worked on my chicken tractor.
Wanna see it? It is getting a little heavy, (about 150 pounds) but I have decided to use castors on the bottom. I have one castor already. I just have to get one more. Next month, I'm going to look for some used tricycle wheels to put on it when I move it but for now castors will work.
This castor is rated for 150 pounds. Two will hold 300 pounds easily.
Here is the chicken truck from the end looking at the storage and the nesting boxes below.
And here it is from the front.
I have the wire almost installed but I have to make a door and ramp for the Front. The back needs a door and I need roofing material for the back and the back door. (1/4 inch plywood for the back. Tin corrugated for the roof? Everything is recycled but the screws, and nails. I bought the chicken wire at a salvage yard. The wood came from recycled shipping boxes.
Phew, what a job!
Wanna see it? It is getting a little heavy, (about 150 pounds) but I have decided to use castors on the bottom. I have one castor already. I just have to get one more. Next month, I'm going to look for some used tricycle wheels to put on it when I move it but for now castors will work.
This castor is rated for 150 pounds. Two will hold 300 pounds easily.
Here is the chicken truck from the end looking at the storage and the nesting boxes below.
And here it is from the front.
I have the wire almost installed but I have to make a door and ramp for the Front. The back needs a door and I need roofing material for the back and the back door. (1/4 inch plywood for the back. Tin corrugated for the roof? Everything is recycled but the screws, and nails. I bought the chicken wire at a salvage yard. The wood came from recycled shipping boxes.
Phew, what a job!