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Home-Built Mechanical Bull
If you've got your eye set on rodeo competition, you'll like this simple home-built mechanical bull built by Raymond Helmuth, Zearing, Iowa.
It consists of a teeter-totter frame built onto a pair of long stabilizing skids. A "barrel bull" attaches to one end of the pivoting crossbar. There's a handle at the ot
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Home-Built Mechanical Bull FARM HOME Miscellaneous If you ve got your eye set on rodeo competition you ll like this simple home-built mechanical bull built by Raymond Helmuth Zearing Iowa It consists of a teeter-totter frame built onto a pair of long stabilizing skids A barrel bull attaches to one end of the pivoting crossbar There s a handle at the other end along with a pair of heavy springs The rider climbs onto the barrel while another person grabs the handle and bounces the bull up and down To adjust the bounce the springs can be moved back and forth on a set of holes Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Raymond Helmuth 13455 710th Ave Zearing Iowa 50278 ph 816-547-4379
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