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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:
12' Long X 6' Wide Flat Cattle Guard
8" X 11.5lb Channel Support Beams
Comes standard with a grey enamel finish.
Pipe ends are capped with 12ga steel to prevent water from sitting in pipe
These cattle guards are fully welded and built to withstand the weight of a fully loaded tractor trailer.
Due to availability of pipe, cattle guards will be built with either 9 pieces of 4 1/2" outside diameter pipe, or 11 pieces of 3 1/2" outside diameter pipe.
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| The Q&A on this Product |
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| QUESTION: What would shipping be for one 12-foot flat cattle guard to zip 69337? |
| ANSWER: The sipping will be about $655.00. |
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| QUESTION: How much would it be to ship 2 ea. 12' long flat cattle guards to 96740 Makalei Hawaii? What would the depth be for a concrete box? Which model can withstand a 49800 lb fire truck? |
| ANSWER: Hi, all of our cattle guards can handle any commercial equipment or emergency equipment. To guarantee this to an inspecting authority, you must buy an HS20 certified guard, an HS20-CG-12-6. I highly recommend this CERTIFIED guard unless this is on private property and will not be inspected. The depth of these guards is 1 foot, but the concrete needed is a 6"x16" footer under each beam and a 6" x 16" concrete box all around the entire perimeter of the guard. Note that the guard does NOT sit on the perimeter box - it must be capable of removal for cleanout. The shipping cost for 2 of these guards is $2179.00 and you MUST have the equipment necessary to remove it from the truck on the receiveing end on demand. Thank you. |
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| QUESTION: SHIPPINF COST TO ZIP 37184 |
| ANSWER: The shipping will be about $840.00 |
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| QUESTION: What is the pick up address in Cleburne? And a telephone number? Thanks. |
| ANSWER: 4308 East hwy 67 , 817-641-9893 |
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| QUESTION: I need a way to keep feral hogs off my property. Will a cattle guard work? I need to span 11’. What would the price be? Can you recommend an installation contractor? |
| ANSWER: Honstley probley not hogs are really smart they find a way in . |
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| QUESTION: Concerning Model #CG-12, how much weight will it support? |
| ANSWER: I am working on getting a weight rating right now. I can tell you that I have sold
hundreds of these and have never had a problem with one yet. |
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| QUESTION: How much for shipping to Burnsville, NC, Zip code 28714? |
| ANSWER: Shipping would be about $ 495.00. |
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| QUESTION: Can this product handle industrial trucks such as logging or mining trucks? |
| ANSWER: We are in the process of having an actual weight rating for them. I do not think
that there will be a problem though. |
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| QUESTION: How many sections of channel beam are used per every 12'X8' guard? |
| ANSWER: Four peices of 8" x 11.5lb channel are used. |
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| QUESTION: How much would the total be to ship to zip code 30655? How long would it take to get here? |
| ANSWER: Shipping would be about $ 450.00. If orderd today I could have built and shipped
by the first of next week. Transit times are usually two to five days. |
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| QUESTION: Please quote shipping for (2) 12ft std flat grates to CA 94558. Thxs. |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 1005.00.
Shipping to a business would be about $ 895.00. |
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| QUESTION: If we order this cattle guard (CG-12) and the box option, how soon could we expect delivery at 79007? |
| ANSWER: If you order this morning I should be able to ship by Friday or Monday.
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| QUESTION: Please give us the cost of shipping a 12' cattle guard standard flat (CG-12) and the flat removable box to zip code 79007. |
| ANSWER: Shipping would be about $ 460.00.
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| QUESTION: How much for delivery to Coalgate, Ok 74538 - 12'standard cattle guard. |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 305.00. |
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| QUESTION: Could you send me a quote for shipping two of the 12' cattle gaurds with removeable boxes to Minocqua, Wisconsin 54548? |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 1085.00. |
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| QUESTION: what kind of hole do we need to dig for a cattle guard? |
| ANSWER: If you do not order the boxed cattle guard then you will need to pour a concrete
curb around the cattle guard. |
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| QUESTION: Can you send me a quote to ship 4- 12'guards and one 10' guard with removable boxes to california 95043 |
| ANSWER: Shipping all items to a residence would about $ 1900.00.
Shipping to a business would be about $ 1700.00. |
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| QUESTION: please can you quote me a price to ship 4 12' grards with removable boxes to florida 34251 |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 1300.00.
Shipping to a business would be about $ 1050.00. |
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| QUESTION: Can you please provide the shipping costs to 18912 for 2 12 foot wide with removeable box option.
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| ANSWER: Shippin to a residence would be about $ 925.00.
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| QUESTION: What are the overall dimensions of the guard?
What is the guard made of?
What is the shipping weight of the guard
What vehicle weight capacity will the guard support? |
| ANSWER: The cattle guard is going to be 12' in overall length x 6' wide. This could
very +/- 1".The guard will be made using 8" x 11.5 Channel for the support
beams. The pipe is going to be either 3 1/2" o.d. or 4 1/2"od, depending on
wich one is available at the time of order. There is no difference in the
strentgh of the two, but depending on wich one is used it will be either 12" or
13" tall. These guards are built to last and will handle any vehicle that is
legal to drive on the highway. I have never had an issue with one collapsing
because of to much weight on it. Shipping wieght will be around 1200lbs. |
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| QUESTION: what size should the hole be doug for the 12'x6 catle guard&what would you prefer in styles for a driveway that is sloping&need to get drainage off to one side? |
| ANSWER: These guards are all built individually without using a jig. I reccomend having
the guard onsite before digging your hole so that you can have accurate measurements. |
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| QUESTION: We are raising goats and are wondering if the standard cattle guards will keep them from crossing over or should we use something else? thanks |
| ANSWER: This will not stop a goat. A gate is the only thing that I know of to stop it. |
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| QUESTION: I want to use this in a driveway as apposed to a gate to keep white tailed deer out. What size (depth and length) do you recommend? Thanks |
| ANSWER: You need to use two CG-12's side by side to make a 12' x 12' cattle guard. The
12' deep seems to have had the best results. |
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| QUESTION: Are you open on Saturdays if I elect to pick up my cattle guard at your store? If so, what are your Sat. hours? |
| ANSWER: Yes we are. Our buisness ours are from 8:00 to 12:00 on Saturdays exept for
holiday wekends. You may want to call me to make sure your order is ready before
you come.
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| QUESTION: We have an existing cattle gaurd that is 12x8. We are stocking our ranch with several exotics and want to make sure they can't jump the cattle gaurd. What would be your sugestion on total width we should have? Also is the smaller pipe better for small hoofed animals? |
| ANSWER: I would reccomend at least 12' wide to keep them from trying to jump over it. I
think that the 3 1/2 inch pipe would be fine. I do not no that it would make any
difference as far as hoof size. |
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| QUESTION: I have a 11 foot opening and many deer would 2 of these work? Do i dig a pit and use concrete block to support his or what would be the process |
| ANSWER: We can build two ll'X 6' Cattle guards and you can put them side by side.
Digging a pit and using concrete block will work fine. You will probably need
to go with the boxed cattle guards so that dirt and rock does not fall back
underneath the cattle guard. It will only need to be boxed on three sides. This
should work well for you. |
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