Sheep Handling
How it works:
When the side tilt is tipped over, a rear section of clamp wall on the handler can be opened up 90 degrees at the push of a button. With the sheep still clamped in the handler and now tilted on their side, the crutching flap up gives you full access to the back of the animal to clip down the legs or do a half belly. When you're finished a single button or foot pedal push closes the flap and returns the animal to the upright position.
Features:
- Push button and foot pedal control
- Air operated
- Improved crutching access
Side Access Flap Improvement
We've also made a change to the side access flap on the latest models of Racewell Handlers. This access flap was originally a bolt on piece that had to be unbolted if you wanted to remove it. Now it’s on a cam lock hinge so it can be easily swung out of the way. The reason for this is when you're dagging in a Racewell you're probably doing it standing up, just giving the sheep a sweep across the back end. With the sheep clamped in the handler and the side access flap swung out of the way you’ve got that access to do that.
Watch our video to see the new Crutching Flap in action
