Name: Calf Transporter Yard Mate
SKU: 810
Availability: InStock

Calf Transporter Yard Mate

€609.92 – €687.63 Incl. VAT

Take the back-ache out of farming!

The most adaptable Calf transport unit on the Market, Designed for farmers By farmers. The Unit can be used to move animals, bags of feed, or equipment around the farm quickly & safely. Sides can be easily removed creating a flat-bed trolley suitable for moving bales or other goods. This yard mate is available with or without a ramp.

Fully hot dip galvanized. It has 4 pneumatic needle bearing wheels and front swivel undercarriage for added control and movement.

Heavy duty pressed steel body with removable mesh sides
4 pneumatic wheels, front swivel undercarriage
Unique braking & stopping control on towing handle
Optional Aluminium ramp available for ease of loading

SKU: N/A Category: Calf

Product Description

Calf Transporter Yard Mate

The most adaptable Calf Transporter unit on the Market, Designed for farmers By farmers. The Unit can be used to move animals, bags of feed, or equipment around the farm quickly & safely. This yard mate is available with or without a ramp.

Fully hot-dip galvanized. It has 4 pneumatic needle bearing wheels and front swivel undercarriage for added control and movement.

Heavy-duty pressed steel body with removable mesh sides
4 pneumatic wheels, front swivel undercarriage
Unique braking & stopping control on towing handle
Optional Aluminium ramp available for ease of loading

Calf Products

Not only does the Calf Transporter move animals. It can also be used to move equipment or bags of feed around the farm quickly & safely.Designed for farmers By farmers.

Take the back-ache out of farming why not try out Wydale Mobile Milk Trolley.

Hugh MacEneaney, Teagasc Dairy Adviser, Mullinavat, Co Kilkenny

“Good facilities allow farmers to expand production and incomes and add to the asset value of the farm. They also lead to a better quality of life for the farm family by reducing the workload and the drudgery. In many cases, particularly on dairy farms, buildings pay for themselves over a 7-10 year period. This is especially true when capital grant and tax savings are available.”