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I unfortunately do not have time to build them for sale. Barely have enough time to build my own. But a good friend of mine will build them for you if you wanted to buy some.

Finally got around to getting some pictures taken. It was a little dark out and i'm a terrible picture taker but they will give you an idea anyhow. You can see how I mounted my removable legs. I just went from 2-3/8 to 2-7/8 so the legs could slide inside and be locked with a set screw. Since...

I have a 2012 F350 with the 6.7 diesel and I gotta say it's extremely impressive in the pulling department. I have no complaints. It's 3 times the pickup as the 6.0 I had. Used it to haul hay and cattle all year and you don't even notice you have a trailer hooked on. Its only a SRW but i'm not a...

i'll get some pictures taken today hopefully!

I made my frames out of 2 3/8 inch pipe and screwed on galvanized super steel. I made my legs 12' long and put a slight bend in them at 3 feet on each side. The legs are removable for easy hauling. They are extremely handy and have never blown over yet...

Thanks for all the input guys. As far as the Welker goes. Does it have a good rotation counter? I know the TS has a counter and you can set your feed ration with a flow gate. also does Welker make just a Flatbed I couldn't seem to find one.

Thanks for you guy's input. Soapweed - I already have a bale bed on the ranch pickup. This is my supposed to be "Good" pickup but I have already wrecked the inside of the box on it and just thought I should put a flatbed on with the insurance money. It's a crew cab and I really like my...

I'm sure these questions have been asked on here before but I search it and nothing recent came up I'm looking at putting a flatbed on my 2012 F350 and was just wondering which beds you guys prefer. I looked at some Bradfords and Hillsboro's they were both very nice. I found some Pronghorn's...

So i'm new to this website but i'll chime in here. I've been running Red Angus Bulls on Red angus based cows. Red angus/simm and red angus/Herefords. Last year I bought a Red Factor Charolais so It'll be interesting to see the calves out of them.

I have 12 foot legs of the panels I built and I bend them just a little half way on each side. This keeps them from sliding. Then do not get froze down to terrible bad beings only the tips of the legs are froze it.

Thanks a lot for the information. I have bought bulls from CA before but never bred cows

Is this just to help get them across the border or does he have contacts up there to buy cattle and the whole works?

Thanks! Now I gotta find some sale barn's in the eastern SK or MB area. If they are really selling good cattle at 1000 to 1200 a head.

How big of a nightmare is it to get a truckload of cattle across the border into the US? I need to buy about 60 more cows and that would be a much better price than around here!