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| This item does NOT ship for free |
| Shipping charges will apply to this item. If you place your order now we will call with the shipping rate. If the rate is approved by you we will charge you the additional shipping. If the rate is NOT approved by you then we will cancel your order. If you do not wish to place your order now you can enter in the quantity you wish to order and your zip code in the Q&A section below and we will respond with a quote. |
| Pick up available This item is available for customer pick FOB Cleburne, Texas. After you place your order we will arrange for you to pick up your order. |
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Note: You must have equipment available to unload the cattle guard from the delivery vehicle when it arrives. The delivery truck will require you to unload the cattle guard with a loader or fork lift or some other means upon delivery.
Specifications
3.5" or 4.5" pipe
8" X 11.5lb Channel Support Beams
Gray enamel finish
Pipe ends are capped with 12ga steel to prevent water from sitting in pipe
Skirt is made of 12ga steel.
These cattle guards are fully welded and built to withstand the weight of a fully loaded tractor trailer.
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| QUESTION: How much total shipping and Product shipped to 32344 for one cattle guard. Also how deep does the hole have to be ? Thanks in advance |
| ANSWER: Thank you for your interest in the boxed cattle guard. This guard ships from Texas and shipping one to your zip code of 32344 would be $619.23. The boxed guards are designed to lay flat on the ground and are usually for temporary or low traffic areas. They are approximately 12" tall and we usually see dirt built up on either side of the guard for vehicles to cross. If you're looking for a permanent installation, I would suggest a 'flat' cattle guard with a vault and concrete footings. The shipping would be about the same for either type of cattle guard. If I can help with anything at all, please let me know. Thank you, Robert Moore Sales@BarnWorld.com 720.238.2190 |
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| QUESTION: Can I use the cattle guard for goats and/or sheep? |
| ANSWER: They will not work for goats they will jusy walk over it . |
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| QUESTION: how much to ship 3 of the ten foot boxed (no wings) to Sandersville GA 31082 (a residence)? What would be total price for 3, with tax and shipping? |
| ANSWER: The shipping will be about $840.00. |
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| QUESTION: I am interested in purchasing cattle guards. We have a opening of 12.4ft.wide between brick pillars. If we used 2 of your boxed cg-10-b will it be wide enough to keep deer out? Will deer be able to slip by the 12in.solid area between pillar and grate? |
| ANSWER: Deer will still be able to jump across 12'you would need about 16' to stop them . |
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| QUESTION: please quote shipping for two 10 ft. cattle guards with integral box to 38585 |
| ANSWER: Shipping will be about $825.00 let me know if it will be o.k. |
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| QUESTION: Is there an accessory to the cattle guards so that you maya move cattle from one section to another when needed |
| ANSWER: You can put a gate beside the cattle guard. |
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| QUESTION: Hi, can I get a shipping quote on the 10 ft. boxed to Anniston, AL 36207? |
| ANSWER: Shipping would be about $ 400.00 |
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| QUESTION: Can I get a shipping quote to 36207 (Anniston, AL.) |
| ANSWER: Shipping would be about $ 425.00 |
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| QUESTION: How much to ship two 10' boxed guards to Frazier Park, Ca. 93225
Thanks |
| ANSWER: Shipping would be about $ 850.00. |
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| QUESTION: What is the clear space between the pipes? |
| ANSWER: It depends on the pipe size that we use. Right now we are using 4" outside diameter heavy wall pipe. The inside spacing is 4 3/8. |
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| QUESTION: I need two cattle guards 12 foot wide to keep horses. I liked the boed flat. I live in Humboldt, Tennessee, 38343. Can you give me a shipping quote. |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence wood be about $ 650.00 |
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| QUESTION: How much to ship to Nappanee In. zip 46550? |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 395.00. This shipment will come on a
enclosed freight truck, and you must have a way to unload it. |
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| QUESTION: HOW MUCH TO SHIP CG-10-B TO HOUSTON? |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 275.00. |
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| QUESTION: Shipping Charge to: Globe, Arizona 85501 |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 500.00. |
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| QUESTION: Will they stop cows, goats, donkeys, and horses from crossing ? |
| ANSWER: They will stop cows, donkeys and should dtop most horses. They will not stop
a goat. The only thing that I no that will stop a goat is going to be a gate. |
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| QUESTION: can you tell me shipping on the 10'guard with box to Virginia. My zipcode is 24060 and this is my home |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residential adress would be about $675.00. |
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| QUESTION: can you please send us a complete list of cattle guards you have available along with a price list.
Thanks!
Mandy Kampman
30582 150th Street
Clarksville, IA 50619 |
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| QUESTION: Am I correct that the boxed cattle guard can be placed directly on the ground with no concrete or forming, just a dirt ramp on either long side for car access?
Thankx,
Denny |
| ANSWER: Yes. |
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| QUESTION: What type of steel is used to make these cattle guards? |
| ANSWER: They are made of hot rolled carbon steel. The pipe will
either be 3 1/2" or 4 1/2" outsidede diameter heavy walled pipe. We will use
the one that we have available. They are both equal in strentgh. The channel
is 8" X 11.5lbs per foot. The outside skirt is 12ga. |
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| QUESTION: Could you let me know the shipping cost to Canon city, Colorado for the 10' box? How much length do the wings add to a 10' box - can you use wings with the box? thanks! |
| ANSWER: Yes we can add the wings to a boxed cattle guard. I will need to no if that is
the way you want it to give you an accurate shipping quote. Shipping the
cattle guards with wings is a little bit more. The wings add 18" on each
side of the cattle guard. I will also need your zip code and if this will
be going to a buisness or a home adress to give you an accurate shipping quote. |
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| QUESTION: I need about 20 ft of cattle guard with an ajacent 8 ft gate. At times we need the full 28 ft width for hay trucks. How much weight will the cattle guards withstand? Can they handle a 20 ton hay trailer? |
| ANSWER: The weight should not be a problem. |
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| QUESTION: Hi,
Do you think a cattle guard would deter dogs from crossing? I have a Great Pyrenees who always leaves if the gate is left open by someone.
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scheleen Unfried |
| ANSWER: I am sorry but they will not stop dogs. |
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| QUESTION: Can this be confirured as a deer guard? |
| ANSWER: If you buy two of them and put them side by side so that you have a 10' X 12'
cattle guard, it should work fine. Let me no if you have anymore questions. |
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