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Revolutionize Your Livestock Management with Sydell System E (987)

Introducing the Sydell Working System E (987), a game-changer for farmers and ranchers seeking efficiency and safety in handling sheep and goats. This comprehensive corral system is meticulously designed to streamline livestock management, ensuring both your animals and yourself are protected and productive. With a footprint of approximately 20'1" in length by 9'4" in width and a total weight of 975 pounds, the Sydell System E (987) is robust and reliable, making it an ideal solution for any farm or ranch.

Key Features and Components

The Sydell System E (987) is equipped with a range of essential features and components that enhance its functionality and convenience. The centerpiece is the 938 Deluxe Spin Doctor, which offers effortless rotation of sheep and goats up to 120 degrees, simplifying tasks like inspection and treatment while reducing stress on the animals. The system also includes a 943 8’ Slide/Swing Gate for smooth operation, and 944D Tub Supports #1 and #2 for stability. Additional features such as the 950 8’ Solid Corral Panel, 950D Solid Special Length for System D, 950-T 8’ Curved Tub Panels, and 955 8’ Solid Panel with 12” Drop Top further enhance containment and access.

Why Choose Sydell System E (987)?

Investing in the Sydell System E (987) offers numerous benefits. The system is designed with safety as a top priority, reducing the risk of injury to both livestock and handlers. Its efficiency is unmatched, with each component engineered to optimize handling processes, saving time and labor costs. Built with high-quality materials, the Sydell System E (987) is durable and designed to withstand the demands of a working environment. Its modular nature allows for customization and expansion, making it versatile to meet the unique needs of your operation. Say goodbye to the hassle of handling sheep and goats, and elevate your livestock management strategy with the Sydell System E (987).