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Trampoline Chicken Coop
"I was looking for a cheap and easy way to build a chicken coop when I came up with the idea of using a couple junked trampolines," says Allen Mason, Dublin, Ga.
He simply laid one tramp frame on the ground with the legs up in the air, and inserted lengths of 1 1/2-in. dia. pipe into the legs that ma
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Trampoline Chicken Coop LIVESTOCK Poultry 32-6-44 "I was looking for a cheap and easy way to build a chicken coop when I came up with the idea of using a couple junked trampolines," says Allen Mason, Dublin, Ga.
He simply laid one tramp frame on the ground with the legs up in the air, and inserted lengths of 1 1/2-in. dia. pipe into the legs that match the height of a big roll of chicken wire. Then he put a second trampoline over the top with the legs pointing down over the pipes.
Once the frame was in place, Mason used sell-drilling metal screws to attach chicken wire to the frame. To put a door in the pen, he attached another piece of pipe as support in one side.
"I also used this idea to make a storage shed. Instead of chicken wire, I stretched a tarp over the top," says Mason.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Allen Mason, 487 Cypress Court, Dublin, Ga. 31021 (kudzu71@bellsouth, net).
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