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Drive-Over Gate For ATV's
Tyler Morhart, Spring Valley, Sask., came up with a simple drive-over "cattle guard" gate for his 4-wheel ATV.
"It makes checking cows easier because I don't have to open and close big gates all the time," says Morhart.
He built the gate out of 2 7/8-in. dia. drill stem pipe. It consists of a 54-
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Drive-Over Gate For ATV's ATV'S ATV'S 28-4-29 Tyler Morhart, Spring Valley, Sask., came up with a simple drive-over "cattle guard" gate for his 4-wheel ATV.
"It makes checking cows easier because I don't have to open and close big gates all the time," says Morhart.
He built the gate out of 2 7/8-in. dia. drill stem pipe. It consists of a 54-in. wide by 47-in. long platform with a pair of ramps on each side that are 48 in. long and 18 in. wide. The platform is 24 in. off the ground and works like a cattle guard. "The cows never try to jump over the gate, yet it's still low enough that I can easily drive over it," says Morhart.
The ramps are hinged so Morhart can flip them up out of the way, if necessary.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Tyler Morhart, P.O. Box 75, Spring Valley, Sask., Canada S0H 3X0.
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