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Drive-Over Gate Sets Up Anywhere
The purpose of Lakeland’s Push ‘N’ Drive Over Gates is simple. No more getting out to open gates. Drive your wheels onto the adjustable ramps and the gate drops down so you can drive over. The gate works both ways.
“We started making them about 10 years ago,” says Andy Deayton, general manager for Lakeland, a Manitoba-based business. “You can drive over them (gates) with a truck or 4-wheeler. If you have cows grazing, they can’t push it open.”
Farmers and ranchers with fenced pasture who drive through a few times a day appreciate the time and labor the gate saves. The gate also works with irrigation pivots for systems that go through different fields. The heavy-gauge, spring steel is on a spring and works in winter too, as long as the mechanism is free of snow.
“There’s not a lot to go wrong, they are pretty maintenance-free,” Deayton says. “If a spring breaks, we ship a new one.”
The gates come in three sizes: 6, 14 and 16-ft. Prices range from $1,300 to $2,200 including shipping in North America. Lakeland also has a U.S. division in Minnesota.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Lakeland Farm & Ranch Direct, Box 1310, 1 Limestone Dr., Stonewall, Man. Canada R0C 2Z0; or 14250 Judicial Rd., Burnsville, Minn. 55306 (ph 866 443-7444; www.lakelandfarmandranch.com).


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2019 - Volume #43, Issue #5