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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
14' Long X 6' Wide Flat Boxed Guard
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" OD pipe.
12-1/2" tall
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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| The Q&A on this Product |
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| QUESTION: what would the shipping charge be to be delivered to Dixon, Mt. 59831 |
| ANSWER: Shipping to a residence would be about $ 735.00. |
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| QUESTION: What are the overall dimensions of the 14' boxed cattle guard? |
| ANSWER: 14' Long x 6' Wide |
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| QUESTION: Looking to order the CG-14B (fourteen feet) How stable is the product. Would I need to have a center support. What weight of vechicle traffic can it bear. |
| ANSWER: This cattle guard can handle any vehicle that is legal to drive on the highway. All of the channel on the cattle guard needs to set flat on the ground. These are
very well built cattle guards. |
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| QUESTION: Re. drainage. I am pricing up the box model and am concerned about it filling with water after a solid rain---does it rust out over time??--- (ps--we also have lots of mosquitoes in summer and try to avoid standing water)
At present, I have no ditch, only solid blacktop driveway (due for replacement) on flat bit of land. If we opt for box model, can it be place into dirt cutout? is it advisable (necessary) to place box on gravel base? |
| ANSWER: To prevent water and rust problems, the cattle guard needs to be installed
properly. You can set the boxed cattle guard above ground level and build your
road up to it. If you want to bury below the ground level you may want to have
concrete beams poured around it with a place for water to run out. If you do it this way you do not need the boxed guard because your concrete beams will keep dirt from filling in. This is probably the best way to do it, but probably the most expensive. It also allows you to pull it out easily for cleaning and repainting,wich will make the cattle guard last for many, many years. |
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