Three-Wheel Dead Pig Cart with Manual Winch for Swine Farms

• Three-wheel configuration provides stable support during loading, positioning and transport.
• Foam-filled flat-free tires help reduce downtime caused by punctures.
• Offset axle provides improved ground clearance and better load balance.
• Floating pull linkage gives the operator additional mechanical leverage.
• Scoop-style lower frame facilitates carcass loading and unloading.
• Manual winch system assists with pulling the carcass onto the supporting frame.
• Third support wheel reduces the need to continuously balance the cart by hand.
• Compact structure is suitable for pig house aisles and confined livestock areas.
• Open-frame construction provides convenient access for washing and disinfection.
• Heavy-duty steel structure is suitable for routine commercial farm operation.
• Manual operation requires no battery or external electrical power.
• Dimensions, capacity, wheel configuration and surface treatment can be customized.

• Main Steel Frame: Provides structural support for carcass loading and transportation.
• Scoop-Style Loading Base: Provides a low entry section for positioning beneath or alongside the carcass.
• Two Main Wheels: Carry the primary load during transport.
• Third Support Wheel: Supports the frame and improves stability during handling.
• Offset Axle: Improves ground clearance and load distribution.
• Floating Pull Linkage: Provides additional leverage for the operator.
• Manual Winch: Assists with drawing the carcass onto the cart.
• Cable and Attachment: Transfers pulling force from the loading mechanism to the carcass.
• Operating Handle: Provides steering and directional control during movement.

Reference capacity, width, height and cart weight are based on the comparable Vittetoe three-wheel carcass cart. Final specifications can be customized according to project requirements.

• Commercial pig farms
• Breeding and sow farms
• Farrowing and gestation facilities
• Nursery pig facilities
• Grow-finish pig houses
• Pig mortality collection systems
• Farm carcass handling routes
• Mortality storage and disposal areas
• Pig house service corridors
• Integrated commercial swine production projects

• Overall width and height
• Frame length
• Rated carrying capacity
• Main wheel diameter
• Flat-free or alternative tire options
• Third support wheel configuration
• Offset axle configuration
• Scoop-style loading frame dimensions
• Manual winch specification
• Cable and attachment configuration
• Handle and pull linkage design
• Galvanized or coated surface treatment
• OEM configurations available upon request

• Inspect the steel frame, wheels, axle, third wheel, handle and loading mechanism before use.
• Install detachable wheels or handles if supplied separately for transportation.
• Check all bolts, retaining pins and axle components for secure installation.
• Confirm that the third support wheel rotates freely.
• Perform an unloaded movement, balance and loading-system test before regular operation.

• Remove manure, bedding and organic material after carcass handling.
• Wash and disinfect the cart according to farm biosecurity procedures.
• Inspect the main wheels and third support wheel regularly for wear or damage.
• Check axle components, bearings, fasteners and pull-linkage points periodically.
• Inspect the winch, cable and attachment components before operation.
• Lubricate moving components where required.
• Inspect the steel frame and welded joints for deformation, cracks or corrosion.
• Repair damaged protective coatings promptly to maintain corrosion resistance.