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hello.i have a pigeon trailer to swap for a good pair of stock birds.bloodline unimportant.the trailer can hold up to 300 birds,and has seperate sections for cocks and hens.the bottom tier needs a little work done to it,the welds have come away from the mudguards on the left side so this will need rewelding,there are three good tyres on the trailer 2 running and one spare.it also has a working light board.i bought the trailer off a local fancier with the intention of training everyones birds as well as my own,but with a new job i do not have much time to do this through the day.the trailer could be fixed up into something nice that will last for years.so if you want it and you have a nice pair of stock birds you no longer require let me know.i will deliver the trailer,but bear in mind i live in newport in south wales so if you live more than 50 miles away maybe we can meet in the middle.regards paul
for some reason i am unable to upload pics to site,i,ve traced the problem to my kodak easyshare programme,it will allow me to attach to an e-mail but it wont allow me to upload to this site.i,ve tried putting photos into a seperate folder but that wont go either.
We have a small trailer in sections, around the same size, it will hold 400 -500 easy, with the birds having plenty of room, it sits well, dosent bounce at all.
yes it needs tacking back on where the weld has broken,but if your going to do that you just as well renew and be done with it.it will last for years then.
yes it needs tacking back on where the weld has broken,but if your going to do that you just as well renew and be done with it.it will last for years then.
looks like its had bang in side the frame looks out line thats why i ask
monmouthshire stray loft now openand im open to surgestions
would be better if sides dropped, 75 birds a layer trying to get out 1 at a time wouldn't be good, the first birds would be ok but the birds still in the trailer will be going at the wire to get out! (more stress for the birds)
this looks like more than tacking work and its a shame you havn't a pic showing the side open for release.
the mud guards are very heavy and are attached to the mesh of the bottom tier.i think over the years it probably has been banged a few times and pushed the mesh in.it has also had a few quick patch up jobs done to it along the way by the look of it,i believe that the mudguards and the mesh on the bottom tier should be stripped out and replaced on both sides,if you are able to weld i dont think it would be a hard job to do except for the cost of mesh and metal for mudguards.i will take some new photos tommorow,some further close ups of damage and with the sides down also.the trailer has only been in my possession for about 6 months,i have,nt used it myself,but i did pull it from the old owners to my house and i couldnt relly feel it on the back end of my car.it was empty i dont know what it would be like full.
i have decided to withdraw the trailer from the swap shop,it is going to our local garage tommorow to have some work done to it to improve the way that the birds are released and to have the bottom tier mesh and mudguards replaced with new material.i have been assured that there is no structual damage to the frame of the trailer so if it has been in an accident it must have been a light one.once all improvements have been completed i will offer it up for sale to whoever may be interested.thank you all for your input/suggestions which was what i wanted to make the trailer safe and comfortable for birds.