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OLY MANUFACTURING, INC. HAS THE SOLUTION TO YOUR livestock working, sorting, loading/unloading


and animal health needs. The Solution is a safer animal health and sorting


system that is designed for rough fi eld application and does not require concrete or a perfectly level location. The Solution’s true, self-standing livestock panels are adjustable for ground contours. The entire system can be set up in 2 days. Use the Solution at one loca- tion, then move it to a different location as needed to complement your livestock operation. In addition, the Solution can potentially be a 179 Direct Tax write-off. Sorting pens, holding pens and alley walk-through


doors are included in the Solution for added safety to complement the ease and effi ciency of Moly’s re- mote controlled TurretGate and Flight Zone Avoid- ance System. Moly’s 9 models of SILENCER Hydraulic Squeeze


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•Processing •Sorting •Loading •Unloading •Animal Health Needs


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Chutes include the new SILENCER MAXX that is Xtra Wide for extra large cattle and Xtra Tall for more op- erator head room during palpation. See detai ls at www.molymfg.com, or cal l


785-472-3388. SOLUTION


2-Walk-Thru Alleys for People = Added Safety


True Self-Standing, Adjustable Panels adjusts for ground contour; concrete not a necessity.


Hydraulic 3-Way Sort Gate Module Qty. 3-60 ft. X 10 ft. Holding Pens


Qty. 3-64 ft. X 10 ft. Holding/Sorting Pens Qty. 10-10 ft. Animal Entry/Exit Gate


(numerous configurations available) 2-Day Setup molymfg.com • 785-472-3388 •SILENCER MAXX Hydraulic Squeeze Chute Pick it Up & Move it! 38 The Cattleman February 2015 thecattlemanmagazine.com


•TurretGate •Circular Fencing •Hydraulic Adjustable Loading Chute -- Load-out a Pot or Stock Trailer •2-Sections Alley with Hydraulic No-Back Fold Gates & Blinder Belting


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