Introducing the John Chook Chicken Tractor Range:

 The large nestbox is fixed and easily accessed from the hinged end door for egg collection and cleaning, while a hinged roof panel allows for more entensive access on the odd occasion when it is required. The lower sliding door at one end provides ground level feed access and also allows entry and exit for the hens. This sturdy hen house can be used as a stationary chicken coop for free-ranging chooks as well.  As this coop features an inclined perch it does not come with a removable floor option.

The John Chook Chicken Tractor Base Model Features:

This chicken tractor is suitable for up to six chickens, depending on breed/size. It has an overall grazing length of 1.5m and width of 1.2m.

• 'Staired' perches with rounded edges to prevent chafing
• Single large fixed nest box
• Bi-directional sliding access door at one end
• Hinged end door for egg collection and nestbox access
• Hinged roof panel for internal access

The John Chook Chicken Tractor Optional Extras:

	You don't have to add a finish if you prefer to do it yourself. But don't even think about not sealing the panelling against the elements here, even tanalized panels will not last long unprotected. We use Cabot's Decking stains; make your choice of scheme below. If you have a colour in mind we do not offer, be sure to let us know and we'll see what we can do.
	Finish $ 30.00 Choose Your Colour Scheme Red Panelling Chocolate Panelling Natural (Golden) Panelling Chocolate Frame, Natural Panelling
	If there is any option for the chicken tractor you should get, two wheels is it. What good is a tractor without any wheels? These plain-bearing wheels let you easily lift one end to roll the tractor around like a wheelbarrow...without them you really want two people to make a move. Highly recommended if you want your tractor to be truly mobile.
	Two Wheels, Longitudinal $ 40.00
	If you are planning on adding an extra run at some point and want the flexibility of access at both ends of your tractor, you have the option of an additional sliding door.
	Extra Door $ 40.00
	Our feed troughs are basically a piece of PVC pipe; if you're handy you can make one of these yourself. A movable coop isn't much good if you have the incovenience of a separate feeding trough, and I say that from experience! Located along the sliding door, it is covered from the elements and close enough to the side that the chickens have a hard time getting on top of it. This translates into less contamination and waste.
	Feed Trough $ 20.00
	Same again with the watering trough. Strategically located under the eave of the the roof, it collects at least some of the rainwater runoff meaning you don't have to fill it manually yourself quite as often and the chickens still get the freshest water around. If it needs cleaning, just take a garden hose to it on jet setting occasionally.
	Water Trough $ 30.00

Shipping and Delivery

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