We have a large permanent run but I'm looking for a portable A-frame to allow our 2 Rhode Island Reds to forage in the yard. Would this work for that?
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Hi Laura, I feel that this would be a bit small for 2 Rhode Islands. I have used wire folding exercise pens for my hens and find that they work much better. If you live in an area where hawks are a concern you can drape and secure a canvas cover or screening over the top.
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Its really far to small for that, to be honest. We used it to raise our new chicks till they were large enough to be with the others. We had only three and moved them at around 16 weeks. It has maybe a three foot by two foot space to be outside. You would need to move it at least everyday if not twice a day.
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Hi Laura, I might add as a side note, I have this sitting in our upstairs kitchen and our Chihuahua absolutely LOVES to sleep in it at night.
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Depends. It's pretty small for 2 full size hens for more than a few hours. I use it for when a broody is setting on eggs. Have to move them to something bigger within a week or two of hatching. Just run out of room.
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No. This would be a squeeze for a single standard chicken of any breed. I considered using it as a broody hutch, and it's really too cramped even for that. For chickens, it only works for banties or for young standards under about 3-4 months old.
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It is pretty small. If you are looking for something for a large yard, this would not work.
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No. It's WAY too small for an adult hen- even one. We have used it only for an injured hen that couldn't stand to let her out for a bit, and we use it for our chicks.
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It is easy to make an A-frame wooden support for this swing, if you want it freestanding in the yard. Different designs are available on the internet.
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I cannot say definitively that the machine has the capacity to accommodate your requirements over the long haul. However, it is extremely well made with high quality materials. It has a large (compared to stationary bikes) and comfortable seat with a good range of adjustability. Most importantly it provides an excellent, no-impact workout in 30 minutes that I could not get on my treadmill. I'd say...go for it!
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I was hoping to put bags on mine, but the instruction booklet says not to put more than 10 pounds on it. I believe this bike would do fairly well cross country, but if the battery ruins dry it's a work out to peddle. I would recommend removing the battery to ride without power, because the battery is fairly heavy. The Manuel recommends this too. This thing goes up hills no problem. I find peddling helps take a lot of the work off the battery.
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It might be okay for a very short distance if moved slowly but I don't think it would stand up well for prolonged use on a gravel surface. On paved surfaces it is great for the price.
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I bought this cart for my son who has cerebral palsy. He has an adult three wheel bike with a basket and every weekend we do chores together. I have set the cart up with a hitch so he can pull it behind his bike. We live on a farm with flat but rough ground. The cart has worked much better than I had anticipated. We use it every weekend hauling fire wood. I think you'll be very pleased. Max
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Yes, no problem. This is a heavy duty item. Just make sure you have an extended out feed table.
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I carry my 12 ft by 30 inches Riot Angler, and it works fine. The tires have a recessed inflation nipples which are difficult to access by a bicycle pump without an adapter.
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Yes! We've got one and it is performing well. We build buildings in rough conditions and the Rolair frame and tires take the abuse and do not fail.
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Have the plot rototilled by a professional with his 8 HP or so rototiller. Once is all you will need a rototiller of this size.You will be able to maintain the plot year after year just fine with the Earthwise and use it to add amendments( depending on your soil,compost, vermiculite, top soil, fertilizer, etc) this year before planting. It is easy to handle. My days of the 8 hp rigs are long since past! John
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We have ours mounted to a support beam above the outside porch, so I would think outside a frame would be ok.
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I have a small Snapper riding mower that I use and it works fine with the trailer fully loaded and up a sloped back yard. Another that I spoke with last spring said he planned to use his ATV to haul firewood from his back woods in this trailer. The trailer comes with a hitch pin.
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I have not found it great for that kind of shooting, but maybe there is a setting I have not yet discovered which will allow it to cycle fast enough. From time to time I may try shooting motorsport with it, so you're talking a very high demand. Maybe a slower sport may be ok.
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mine is a large yard, my husband and my son are love the worx, best if you have 2 batteries so you can switch off
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I think the Alligator is exactly what you are looking for. It solved my problems with too big of a chain saw and other tools with too little power. I have 80 acres and the Alligator is getting a work out. Someday I will invest in another battery. Go for it!
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Yes but its to powerful for a short distance run. Ir should only be used for a Long distance run.
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I use a Paul C Buff Vagabond mini for all outdoor shoots http://www.paulcbuff.com