Thank you for your comment and noticing that Brent! We've worked hard on our head gates and with our 3E technology (easy entry, and exit) and the barred, curtain-style doors, cattle can see more light and are encouraged to move through the chute easily. If you'd like more info, please let us know!
I have seriously been looking at purchasing one of your alls chutes, seems like your light years ahead of the competition in this video. I currently have a sioux and have been happy with it for the most part, seems like the things I dont like about my sioux you all corrected on yours.
After 5 years of an arrowquip, im less pleased the more we use it. Weve ran thousands of head through ours and its becoming an increasing issue with the head catch sticking. With a cow in the chute, its nearly impossible to release once it sticks. Weve sheared a handful of bolts, but nothing short of leverage will resolve it. Everything internally is lubed, aligned and undamaged. We ran 40 head through the other day and it happened twice. Its to the point we will replace it since the sticking issue makes it so difficult to use now. Apart from that, i really really enjoy and admire th rest of the design
Thank you for sharing this feedback. We take all customer comments into sincere consideration. We’d like the opportunity to make this right. As well, we’d like to connect you with our Client Care team for support. Please email marketing@Arrowquip.com
I just purchased the 74, I like the vet cage on this model better than the 86. it doesn’t not squeeze with the rest of the chute. This video clearly shows the old technology of Arrowquip’s competitors. Many newer manufacturers have upgraded Chutes but none in this video except the Q catch. Old brand names are slow to change, They are manufacturing and selling Model T’s in 2020.
Arrowquip is by far the best out of these less noise and heavier others wanted to bounce around. And the dude with the wormer gun on the Blattner chute, I would have loved to see him put it in the cows mouth. With the Q-Catch no problem. How do I know this I own a Q-Catch by far the best I think.
This video is what sold me on arrowquip i couldn't imagine workin cattle without it now
We are so glad to hear that!
Lucky to have such quiet animals. Ours usually chase us after being worked in the chute. Looks like Arrowquip for the win.
Low-stress techniques and equipment built with animal science in mind help keep cattle calm and quiet!
It is amazing how quite the arrowquip chute is. I also noticed it was the only chute that cattle did not back up in after release.
Thank you for your comment and noticing that Brent! We've worked hard on our head gates and with our 3E technology (easy entry, and exit) and the barred, curtain-style doors, cattle can see more light and are encouraged to move through the chute easily. If you'd like more info, please let us know!
After watching this I'm sure glad I bought the Q Catch!
Great to hear! Which model do you have?
I have seriously been looking at purchasing one of your alls chutes, seems like your light years ahead of the competition in this video. I currently have a sioux and have been happy with it for the most part, seems like the things I dont like about my sioux you all corrected on yours.
Please let us know if you have any questions or would like to be connected with your local dealer! :)
Arrowquip and priefert are the only two i would have.
We're so happy to hear that! Is there a particular Arrowquip feature that you like the most?
Also the Arrow is operated from behind the line of sight of the animal. Great thinking on this !!
When designing the equipment we made sure to keep animal science in mind. 🙌
After 5 years of an arrowquip, im less pleased the more we use it. Weve ran thousands of head through ours and its becoming an increasing issue with the head catch sticking. With a cow in the chute, its nearly impossible to release once it sticks. Weve sheared a handful of bolts, but nothing short of leverage will resolve it. Everything internally is lubed, aligned and undamaged. We ran 40 head through the other day and it happened twice. Its to the point we will replace it since the sticking issue makes it so difficult to use now.
Apart from that, i really really enjoy and admire th rest of the design
Thank you for sharing this feedback. We take all customer comments into sincere consideration. We’d like the opportunity to make this right. As well, we’d like to connect you with our Client Care team for support. Please email marketing@Arrowquip.com
Quiet calm catch. No stress on the animal, love that Q Catch system!
The guys who operates makes the difference ... does great job
You're right - a good handler can make all the difference!
Your unit seems light years ahead of the rest !
Thanks Janet! Feel free to give us a call if you're interested 1-866-383-7827
I just purchased the 74, I like the vet cage on this model better than the 86. it doesn’t not squeeze with the rest of the chute. This video clearly shows the old technology of Arrowquip’s competitors. Many newer manufacturers have upgraded Chutes but none in this video except the Q catch. Old brand names are slow to change, They are manufacturing and selling Model T’s in 2020.
Arrow is far superior 😅
😉 have you used Arrowquip?
Powder river is the best
Q-catch the best
Thanks for the feedback!
Arrowquip is by far the best out of these less noise and heavier others wanted to bounce around. And the dude with the wormer gun on the Blattner chute, I would have loved to see him put it in the cows mouth. With the Q-Catch no problem. How do I know this I own a Q-Catch by far the best I think.
Thanks for sharing David! We're glad you are enjoying your Q-Catch chute!
What scale is being used with Arrowquip 87 series? Looking to add scale to our 87 series, but we have a sternum bar.
Hi there, our chutes are compatible with Tru-Test and Gallagher scales. If you have any questions, you can email our team at sales@arrowquip.com
What the price
Hi Joe, We'd be happy to get you pricing on our equipment. Can you please email Leads@arrowquip.com and they'll be able to get you that.