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what type of calf puller ?
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<blockquote data-quote="hillsdown" data-source="post: 741600" data-attributes="member: 5106"><p>What is your mineral program like. I would look at that as well if you are having to pull alot of calves.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This is supposed to be a good calf puller.</p><p><a href="http://www.livestockconcepts.com/1721-calf-eaze-calf-puller.html" target="_blank">http://www.livestockconcepts.com/1721-c ... uller.html</a></p><p>Calf Eze is engineered for the user that prefers a dual action pull, or zig-zag motion, instead of a single pull instrument. Calf Eze is superior to ratchet style pullers that rely on grooved shafts with sharp edges and hard-to-clean grooves. Calf Eze utilizes the same non-slip cam traction system as the Dr. Frank's Fetal Extractor, but has two pulling points that alternately advance to shyft the pull from one leg to the other. The dual-action jack body is made of special strength aluminum and weighs only 17 lbs. The jack release mechanism allows the user to easily position the jack on the rods and lock it in place. Steel cams prevent slipping and provide longer jack life. A third chain hook is also provided to give a single pull option. The Calf-Eze is suggested for use with two 45" Ideal OB chains(sold separately)</p><p></p><p>That is also a really good price.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Why is shyft, being edited to be nice ..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hillsdown, post: 741600, member: 5106"] What is your mineral program like. I would look at that as well if you are having to pull alot of calves. This is supposed to be a good calf puller. [url=http://www.livestockconcepts.com/1721-calf-eaze-calf-puller.html]http://www.livestockconcepts.com/1721-c ... uller.html[/url] Calf Eze is engineered for the user that prefers a dual action pull, or zig-zag motion, instead of a single pull instrument. Calf Eze is superior to ratchet style pullers that rely on grooved shafts with sharp edges and hard-to-clean grooves. Calf Eze utilizes the same non-slip cam traction system as the Dr. Frank's Fetal Extractor, but has two pulling points that alternately advance to shyft the pull from one leg to the other. The dual-action jack body is made of special strength aluminum and weighs only 17 lbs. The jack release mechanism allows the user to easily position the jack on the rods and lock it in place. Steel cams prevent slipping and provide longer jack life. A third chain hook is also provided to give a single pull option. The Calf-Eze is suggested for use with two 45" Ideal OB chains(sold separately) That is also a really good price. Why is shyft, being edited to be nice .. [/QUOTE]
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