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Class 119/736 - Vertically moving gate


Subclass of Class 119 - Animal husbandry
Definition: Subject matter wherein the moving member travels up or down
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 02/04/2003


NumberTitleIssue Date
6513459Livestock chute
A livestock chute for confining and controlling an animal including a pair of spaced apart side frames connected by support members to provide an elongated space into which the animal may be driven, a tailgate near the rear end of said space and a head ga...
02/04/2003
6158393Restraining devices
A bail assembly including bail means moveable between operative engaged positions and a disengaged position; all actuating means for quickly moving the bail means between the operative engaged positions and the disengaged position, and holding means for h...
12/12/2000
6082306Animal safety stanchion with stanchion bumper
A stanchion bumper is provided for use with a cattle stanchion having a head opening typically defined by a stationary, vertically-oriented stanchion and a pivotal release stanchion which, when tilted in one direction, enlarges the upper part of the openi...
07/04/2000
5070818Cattle conveyor
A device (10) is disclosed for conveying cattle (12, 14, 16) along a path to a treatment position (18) by a conveyor assembly (20). The conveyor assembly (20) includes a conveyor belt (26) which supports the animal above the ground at its brisket so that ...
12/10/1991
 
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