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Chicken chair support brace

chicken chair support piece.

Extending the support brace with a smaller pipe helped to firm up the design.



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wheelchair chicken tractor
This idea is absolutely brilliant! Please continue to post as your progress continues. I am fixated this year on working through ideas for 'in the row' and 'between the row' chicken tractors. Why should I weed and hoe if I can get smart enough to manage chickens who not only love to scratch and hoe, but eat the weeds in the process? So - I'm eagerly awaiting your next steps! Thanks so much for showing us your creative juice at work.
Comment by Tim Inman — Sat Mar 11 09:35:04 2017
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If you bolt the two braces together it will be even stiffer.
Comment by Chris — Sat Mar 11 13:10:15 2017
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