I've been there too, it is terrible. Sorry to read about it pip'd.I'm so sorry, I've been there, it is heartbreaking !!!
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I've been there too, it is terrible. Sorry to read about it pip'd.I'm so sorry, I've been there, it is heartbreaking !!!
John, I can see that fan isn't quite level. Do you think the birds notice? Next time, get it right, they do notice and I've heard about it thru the chicken squawking in my back yard. Chicken news travels fast that way.I bought a $10 fan from Wal-Mart and drilled a couple of holes through the case so I could screw it to the coop door with long drywall screws. Every so often, I scrub off the dust with a broom. It has been going all summer. If it breaks, I'll blow another 10 bucks for another one.
I built the door out of scrap lumber I had collected over the years. Note the number of drywall screws I used to assemble the door. There are an equal number on the other side. The parts are glued also. I could take out all the screws and the door would still be solid. The screws just held it together until the glue dried. Talk about overkill! Maybe I should remove the screws. I'm running low on screws. Additionally, the door would probably weigh 4 or 5 pounds less.
John
For about $1000, you can buy a worn-out trailer from a trucking company. They are water-proof, 53 ft x 9 ft x 10 ft. One of them would hold a hellova lot of chickens. Wooden floor and aluminum walls. If your neighbors don't already hate you, this might cure that.
John
And quit advertising, silly. I've had one of my posts ''edited by staff'' with no notice whatsoever. What were you selling?? Isn't John advertising in the post below?