Welcome to the first look at the NEW Large Trailer, the second of two mobile options we now offer on our Cotter Crate Sheep and Lamb Handler! Crate pictured in the video is a RIGHT HAND model. Left hand model also available.
In this video we'll demonstrate our NEW Large Trailer option, showcasing how it takes just 10 minutes to fully set up this impressive unit! The large trailer is 6.00m long and 1.90m wide, with enough space to move the Cotter Crate quickly and easily, and a full mobile yard, with 24x 7ft aluminium hurdles and 1x 7ft diamond gate featured in this video (fits 400+, sheep) but other types of aluminium or galvanised hurdles can also be fitted with the system. The trailer is road legal and approved for all European roads (CoC). The crate is bolted to a frame that can slide from the trailer. The trailer works with the help of a tilt system. It takes only a few seconds to slide the frame with the attached crate from the trailer. The frame is winched onto the trailer for reloading. The trailer is restrained and has a maximum permissible weight of 1350 kg.
Why own a Cotter Crate? 'cause it makes life easy! Handling sheep is physically demanding. Many farmers suffer back & knee strain which impacts on their ability to continue doing sheep work. Sheep farmers are turning to sheep handlers to make life easier & reduce labour.
The COTTER CRATE eases the physical burden from Sheep+Lamb handling and allows farmers carry out multiple tasks at the same time because it's so fast and easy. It gives you the tools to do everything you need to do - reducing the time spent handling sheep and the number of handling events.
If you would like to chat more about improving your sheep handling facilities, particularly if you are a farmer with fragmented land, with a bit of land here and there, or are a contractor looking at the large trailer option, please call us on +353 86 330 1490, email us info@cotteragritech.com or visit our website www.cotteragritech.com
Chapters
0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Setting it up
07:28 - Packing it up
10:39 - Conclusion