Name: Cattle Handling System | Lakeland E1000
Brand: Lakeland
SKU: E1000
Price: 1.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Cattle Handling System | Lakeland E1000

by Lakeland

$1.00 - $1.00

$1.00

$1.00 - $1.00

$1.00

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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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Lakeland E1000 E-Series Cattle Handling System
If you need a cattle handling system that’s tough, flexible, and built to get the job done without fuss—this is it.

The E1000 E-Series is made for everyday cattle handling with zero stress. It’s got an Easy Catch squeeze chute with full side access and controls right on top, so you can work faster and safer. No bending, no guesswork, just smooth, steady handling.

Need to move your herd smoothly? The 8.5-foot adjustable alley section keeps cattle flowing without hesitation. It’s got a spring-loaded roll door to help keep control but never slow your pace.

The 8.5-foot cornerless crowding tub is fully sheeted, which means no scary corners to spook your cattle. It keeps them calm and focused, so you can sort, treat, or load with confidence.

Setup? A breeze. The integrated pin system lets you put it together or take it down fast, making it perfect for small yards or portable use.

Built tough from heavy-duty steel with a powder-coated finish, this system handles the daily grind like a champ.

Want flexibility? It’s designed to work with other Lakeland cattle handling gear, so you can expand your setup anytime.

This isn’t just equipment—it’s peace of mind on your farm.

SPECIFICATIONS

Feature	Description
Squeeze Chute	Easy Catch with full side access
Adjustable Alley	8.5 feet with spring-loaded roll door
Cornerless Crowding Tub	8.5 feet, fully sheeted
Rolling Door	Heavy-duty, smooth control
Material	Heavy-duty steel, powder-coated
Setup System	Integrated pins for quick assembly
Use Case	Small to medium herds, portable setups
Manufacturer	Lakeland

FEATURES

Easy Catch squeeze chute with full side access
8.5-foot adjustable alley for smooth cattle flow
Cornerless crowding tub to reduce stress
Heavy-duty rolling door for precise control
Quick setup and takedown with integrated pin system
Durable powder-coated steel frame for long-lasting use

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 Handling System FAQs

How does a cattle handling system improve animal welfare and handler safety?

Thoughtful design reduces stress, bruising, and injury risk, both for cattle and people. Features like solid panels, non-slip flooring, and well-placed escape gates promote safety.

What should I look for in terms of maintenance?

Durable materials, rust-resistant finishes, and easy-to-clean designs (such as smooth surfaces or removable panels) make upkeep easier over time.

Why do I need a handling system for my farm?

Proper handling systems increase operational efficiency, ensure safety for both cattle and handlers, and provide space for performing routine management tasks or veterinary procedures.

How many people are needed to operate a handling system?

Most systems are designed for 1–3 people, but the layout and features (such as automated gates or squeeze chutes) may allow for single-person operation.

How do I keep cattle moving smoothly through the system?

Use curved alleys, solid sides to block distractions, and understand low-stress handling practices. Proper gate placement and handler movement are key to maintaining flow.