Clipping chute

[plattevalleysimmentals]

Ok so I have been seeing some of these chutes in the "building a new barn" topic and I have clipped cattle in them before but I cant figure out what kind they are

 

[plattevalleysimmentals]

The sides on this chute swing out towards the back and I am just trying to figure out who makes them and where I can get one. Thanks

 

[ROAD WARRIOR]

It looks like it could be a River Road or maybe a Handiclasp. RW

 

[E.D.E.]

Go to www.riverode.com or call Bill at 815-842-2933.  They are located in Illinois and make great equipment. 

 

[CAB]

  Doesn't Palco make a pretty handy chute for clipping sale cattle?

 

[jalebe]

Looks like a Handiklasp chute a friend of mine had thirty years ago.

 

[kfacres]

I beleive that is Jeff Cornell's setup... feeder duck on here...  Might try to PM him or email and ask... I'm not 100% that it is, or what kind it is... Just think it is..

 

[BadgerFan]

   Doesn't Palco make a pretty handy chute for clipping sale cattle?

It's hard to peel necks in a Palco.  If the critter has any fire at all you can be out a set of blades pretty quickly.  Not saying it can't be done, I've clipped more bulls in a Palco than any other chute, but I've always thought there had to be a better setup.  I've seen the Riverrodes and they looked good, but haven't used them.