Heavy-Duty Stall Fork
A powder-coated aluminum stall fork head for cleaning stalls, pens and bedding.
Built to replace the plastic forks that crack under real barn work. It fits common screw-in handles and comes in five powder-coated colors.
Livestock shelters, heavy-duty feeders, premium continuous fence, planter boxes and greenhouses — engineered in Preston, Idaho and sold through trusted dealers across the Western United States.
A powder-coated aluminum stall fork head for cleaning stalls, pens and bedding.
Built to replace the plastic forks that crack under real barn work. It fits common screw-in handles and comes in five powder-coated colors.
Every shelter, feeder, panel and gate — with the specs, the SKUs and the page numbers from the printed book. Read it here or download the PDF.

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A practical guide to shelter size, placement, access and long-term use before you choose a model.
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Work through layout, livestock pressure, rails, posts, gates and installation access before materials arrive.
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Match feeder design to your cattle, bale size, loading equipment, feeding site and waste-reduction goals.
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