Name: Cattle Crowding Tub | Lakeland E-Series 10ft Cornerless Crowding Tub
Brand: Lakeland
SKU: 20C10-E
Price: 1.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Cattle Crowding Tub | Lakeland E-Series 10ft Cornerless Crowding Tub

by Lakeland

$1.00 - $1.00

$1.00

$1.00 - $1.00

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Delivery time

Most orders arrive within 2–3 weeks. If the product is out of stock and needs to be built, delivery can take up to 4–6 weeks. We offer free shipping on items from this manufacturer for orders over $2,000. For orders under that amount, a flat $99 shipping fee applies.

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If you want your cattle to flow smooth, stay calm, and never get stuck in a corner—this is it.

The Lakeland E‑Series 10ft Cornerless Crowding Tub is built for ranchers who know that the right tub makes all the difference. Forget sharp angles and balky cattle—this heavy-duty, modular tub is designed with zero corners, so your herd moves naturally and keeps heading where you want them to go. That means less stress, fewer hang-ups, and a safer, faster handling experience for both you and your animals.

This tub is made to last, even against the rowdiest cows. The solid, all-steel construction shrugs off daily use, while the anti-backup mechanism keeps animals moving forward—no more turning around or piling up. It’s a favorite among ranchers for a reason: as it closes, it creates a one-way path, making sorting, loading, and processing a breeze.

Need flexibility? The E‑Series integrates seamlessly with Lakeland alleys and squeeze chutes, letting you build out your perfect cattle-handling setup. And with straightforward delivery options, you can have it brought right to your yard—ready to work.

SPECIFICATIONS

Feature	Description
Total Dimensions	20′ L × 10′ W × 84″ H
Diameter	10′
Unit Weight	1,700 lbs
Design	Cornerless, modular layout with 2″ square tubing
Curved Panels	1.5″ tubing with 14 & 16-gauge steel sheeting
Panel Height	51″ fully sheeted steel
Exit Options	Two-way: end or side
Gate	Swing gate with 12 latch points to prevent backup
Integration	Connects with Lakeland alleys and squeeze chutes
Finish	Durable powder-coated steel

FEATURES

Cornerless layout for smooth cattle flow
Heavy-duty build handles rough stock
Anti-backup swing gate with 12 latches
Two-way exits: forward or side
Fully sheeted steel panels for safety and focus
Seamless Lakeland system integration

FREE SHIPPING

We provide free shipping for this product. Under normal circumstances, deliveries are completed within 2 weeks. However, if the item is out of stock and requires production, please be advised that delivery times may be extended. We appreciate your understanding.

If you have any questions or need specific delivery estimates, please don't hesitate to contact us via email, phone, or our Contact Us page.

Contact Information:

Phone: +1 (218) 402-6816
Email: sales@prairiestormequipment.com

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Cattle Crowding Tub FAQs

What is a cattle crowding tub?

A crowding tub—also known as a sweep tub—is a curved or funnel-shaped pen used to guide cattle from a larger holding area into an alley or toward a squeeze chute with minimal stress and maximum safety.

Why use a crowding tub in cattle handling?

The tub organizes and funnels cattle efficiently, taking advantage of their natural instinct to move in curved paths while allowing handlers to move animals smoothly with less direct pressure.

What are the common types or designs?

Common options include:

90-degree (quarter-circle) tubs for sharp turns in tight spaces
180-degree (half-circle) tubs, requiring more room but allowing for a complete turnaround
270-degree (three-quarter-circle) tubs for the smoothest transition and the least resistance, well-suited for nervous cattle or operations needing steady flow.

How do I choose the right size or degree of tub?

The degree of turn (90, 180, 270) depends on the available space, the temperament of your cattle, and your operation’s flow requirements. More gradual turns are best for reducing stress and maintaining movement, especially in larger or more sensitive herds.

How does a crowding tub improve safety?

By allowing handlers to remain outside the pen and reducing the need for direct contact, tubs lower the risk of injury from unpredictable cattle behavior. Properly designed tubs also minimize bruising and stress for the animals.