Calm your livestock with Hi-Hog's Head Holder. You can work with confidence with Hi-Hog's secure hydraulic lock. With Hi-Hog's Head Holder, you can safely and comfortably secure the animal's head, ensuring minimal movement during procedures.
BETTER BY DESIGN
Hi-Hog #1535-LH Head Holder (Hydraulic Squeeze Chute) 108 lbs
- smooth, effortless operation
- secure hydraulic lock (does not require a hydraulic pump)
- can lock in both the closed and open position
- folds completely out of alley when not needed (one touch creep lock)
- no springs or friction lock points to wear out or slip during use
- curved head yoke and cradle provide superior head control without reducing animal access
- grease fittings on all primary pivot points
- can be installed for left-hand or right-hand operation
- one size fits all
- three height adjustments
- 2024 Hydraulic Squeeze Chutes come with Left and Right Mounting Brackets welded onto the Squeeze
- Pre-2024 Hydraulic Squeeze Chutes need the Mounting Brackets welded on. (Please Request When Ordering)
- The #1535-LH/RH Head Holder mounts to the brackets with 2 upper and lower bolts.
- We recommend pairing the head holder with Hi-Hog's sternum bar.
#1535-LH Head Holder (Hydraulic Squeeze Chute).
Request Left (1535-LH) or Right Mounted (1535-RH) When Ordering
LH = Left side of the animal facing out of the Squeeze Chute.
FEATURES
#1535-RH Head Holder (Hydraulic Squeeze Chute) Shown Mounted on the Cows Right.
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The Head Holder Mounts Directly to the Brackets Welded on the Hydraulic Squeeze Chute's Headgate (Shown Animal Right) #1535-RH
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#1556 Hydraulic Squeeze Chute (Electric) with #1535-LH Head Holder (Hydraulic) Mounted LEFT (Side of Animal)
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Handle cattle with confidence using Hi-Hog’s Hydraulic Squeeze Chute and Head Holder. Its secure hold keeps animals steady, reducing handling time and preventing injuries to both livestock and handlers."