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| Product Name | Dual-Height Stepped Cattle Loading Ramp |
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| Product Overview | The Dual-Height Stepped Cattle Loading Ramp connects a cattle handling yard to both decks of a suitable livestock truck. A diverter gate directs cattle toward the selected loading path, while the stepped floor provides defined hoof positions on the incline. The structure is designed as a permanent part of a farm or commercial yard loading area. |
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| Structural Components | A typical system includes a structural steel frame, lower and upper loading passages, stepped floors, sheeted side panels, an entry diverter gate, loading landings and operator access points. Walkways, handrails, foundations and connections to the lead-up race are specified for the site. |
| Working Principle | After aligning and securing the truck at the loading point, the operator sets the diverter gate for the lower or upper deck. Cattle move from the holding yard through the lead-up race and along the selected enclosed path. Operators manage the gates and monitor animal flow from designated access areas. |
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| Applications | Suitable for beef cattle farms, feedlots, breeding operations, livestock collection yards and commercial loading facilities using compatible double-deck trucks. It can be integrated with cattle races, drafting gates, holding pens and loading areas associated with steel-structure farm buildings. |
| Customization Options | Upper and lower deck heights, ramp length, internal width, gate layout, landing geometry, side sheeting and operator access can be reviewed according to project requirements. The final design should account for truck dimensions, yard flow, ground levels and local climate conditions. |
| Installation & Maintenance | Install the ramp on engineered foundations or a suitable raised concrete base and connect its entrance to the cattle race. Confirm that both loading exits align with the intended truck decks before commissioning. Remove manure and debris after use, and inspect steps, gates, hinges, handrails, fixings and galvanized surfaces regularly. |
| Product FAQ |
How are cattle directed to each deck? What site information is needed for design? Can the ramp connect to an existing yard? |
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