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| So, before you purchase a manual chute call up orthopedic doctor and ask prices on rotator cuff surgery. I've been there done that and have the diploma from the school of hard knocks. I don't care what you spend on a chute, be it used or new if you take care of it, you'll get your money out of it when you want to sell it. Plus, if you want to entice a vet to come work have a good, long bodied hydraulic chute to make their life easier. Get ahold of moobeefguy on here, very easy to talk to. Straight shooter on prices, etc. as well others are. My personal opinion Arrow quip is very high-priced stuff. I know my son has experience in running their stuff, he doesn't care for any of it.
I'm being damn serious on pricing a surgery, then tell me you can't afford a chute. Same with a vet using an ultrasound to preg. The goal is to save your body parts so you can work longer and faster. Plus, if your wife or kids helping you just might be speaking to each other after working cattle. Marriage tip #101 from Russ. | |
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