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

• Three-wheel configuration improves stability during loading and transport.
• Solid steel-plate bed supports the carcass and helps contain fluids and debris during movement.
• Manual winch reduces physical effort when pulling dead pigs onto the cart.
• Stainless steel or corrosion-resistant cable options are available for livestock environments.
• Flat-free wheel configuration helps reduce downtime caused by punctures.
• Front support wheel reduces the need to continuously balance the loaded cart by hand.
• Compact width facilitates movement through pig house aisles and service passages.
• Rounded and smooth structural surfaces simplify routine washing and disinfection.
• Heavy-duty steel construction is suitable for frequent commercial farm use.
• Manual operation requires no battery, motor or external power supply.
• Modular construction can simplify transportation, assembly and replacement of components.
• Dimensions, wheel configuration, load capacity and surface treatment can be customized.

• Main Steel Frame: Provides the primary load-bearing structure for carcass handling and transportation.
• Solid Steel-Plate Bed: Supports the carcass and provides a contained transport surface.
• Loading Scoop: Forms the lower entry section for easier positioning beneath the carcass.
• Manual Hand Winch: Generates pulling force for loading the animal onto the bed.
• Cable and Hook: Connect the winch system to the carcass during loading.
• Two Main Wheels: Carry the primary load during transport.
• Third Support Wheel: Improves stability and reduces continuous lifting effort by the operator.
• Operating Handles: Allow convenient pushing, pulling and directional control.
• Axle and Support Structure: Distribute the load and maintain cart balance during operation.

Reference dimensions are based on comparable commercial solid-panel carcass cart configurations. Final specifications can be customized according to farm requirements.

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

• Overall length and width
• Steel-plate bed dimensions
• Rated carrying capacity
• Manual winch capacity
• Cable length and material
• Flat-free or pneumatic main wheels
• Third-wheel configuration
• Wheel diameter
• Handle configuration
• Galvanized or coated surface treatment
• Modular or partially assembled shipping configuration
• OEM configurations available upon request

• Assemble detachable wheels, handles and support components according to the supplied configuration.
• Check the axle, third wheel, winch, cable, hook and all fasteners before use.
• Confirm that the winch rotates smoothly and the locking mechanism operates correctly.
• Perform an unloaded movement and stability test before regular carcass handling.

• Remove manure, bedding and organic material from the steel-plate bed after use.
• Wash and disinfect the cart according to farm biosecurity procedures.
• Inspect the winch cable and hook regularly for wear, deformation or corrosion.
• Check the main wheels, third wheel, bearings and axle periodically.
• Lubricate moving components where required.
• Inspect welded joints, handles and structural fasteners for looseness or damage.
• Repair damaged protective coatings promptly to maintain corrosion resistance.