Handling Systems

	Turn Table Turn sheep over on their sides, or completely upside down • One person can easily turn any size animal • Sheep or goats can enter either end, as there is a gate on both sides • One side helps to insure no injury to animal, yet allows you to squeeze a small animal as well as a very large ram Solid side adjusts up and down very easily to fit any size animal so that when they are on their sides or upside down, back rest and side always fits. The other side is plastic webbing, which allows you access to work on animals, yet hold them tight with no damage to wool or animals. The plastic webbing also allows for the turn table to conform to the animal instead of the animal conforming to the turn table. This unit comes complete with bi-fold gates in each end to hold other animals back in raceway, or a head gate can very easily be installed if that is needed instead. Constructed of heavy tubing."
	Head Stantion The head stantion holds the animal in place for any need you may have. The head stantion can be removed and a bi-fold gate inserted. It will work in the alley system.
	Bi-Fold Gate The bi-fold gate can be used in so many ways. No one should be without several. It can be used in the alley system, or by itself. No one should be without several.
	Working Circle The working circle is an essential tool for anyone with sheep or goats. It helps cut down on the time and labor drasticaly. The Townsend working circle puts a gate between you and your animal for the final approach into the chute and alley, which makes the an easier, faster, and safer way to work your animals.
	3 in 1 Sorting Gate This unique sorting gate can be used at the end of a runway. It can be positioned for closing off runway then opened to sort to the left or to the right. Unlike most sorting gates, you only have one handle to operate instead of two. When opened all the way to one side or the other, it creates a blind alley so the sheep or goats will see only open space to go thru.
	Raceway To be used to support alley panel and to start circle. It is most generally used in conjunction with alley stop.
Picture Coming Soon	Drop Gate The drop gate is a natural stop in the alley. The door is raised to allow sheep or goats to go through and then is dropped when the desired amount of animals has passed through the gate. The drop gate has the double rings and the rings to narrow down the alley.