Double deck stock pens
| September 19, 2016 05:34PM |
All: I have a simple question this time. With a double deck stock pen, how did the upper deck work? I have looked at numerous pictures and still am perplexed by this. I have plans from the D&RGW for a pen but just can't picture the upper workings. Sheep just do not jump from the chute into the upper deck of the stock car. 
Thanks, Paul.
Thanks, Paul.
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