Our new view of our chickens. Wheel is removed and that problem area will be fixed before we move it again (3 or 4 weeks). Chickens quite happy with new location of lots of weeds and bugs to explore. The bare spot in front is where the coop was, and we are getting ready to put grass fertilizer down (10/10/10).

Hope this gives you ideas.

Our new view of our chickens. Wheel is removed and that problem area will be fixed before we move it again (3 or 4 weeks). Chickens quite happy with new location of lots of weeds and bugs to explore. The bare spot in front is where the coop was, and we are getting ready to put grass fertilizer down (10/10/10).

Hope this gives you ideas.

This is what the ground looks like after being parked for 6 months (October - March). The ground is covered with straw and sand we gave them for bathing.

Laboriously lug the large run to the coop and push the entry way in.

Disaster strikes!! The wheel gives out and the board holding it cracks! This is the large run, heavier than the shorter run. Highly recommend a better wheel situation here. Will replace 2X4 with uni-strut like on the short run.

Entry way installed and the jack on the back of the coop is lowered to hold it in place. Then we lower the wheels and it is in place.

It has some kind of spring that unscrews and unbolts.

We line up the entry way to reinstall the run. Since it is not that heavy weight, we can pick up the end fairy easy to square it/ line it up.

Our new view of our chickens. Wheel is removed and that problem area will be fixed before we move it again (3 or 4 weeks). Chickens quite happy with new location of lots of weeds and bugs to explore. The bare spot in front is where the coop was, and we are getting ready to put grass fertilizer down (10/10/10). Hope this gives you ideas.

limited25
Apr 9, 2016

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