Farrowing Houses

Specifications
Model No.	Size	Weight
70671	6' x 7' w/insulated roof	550 lbs.
70672	6' x 7' w/insulated roof, door each end	550 lbs.
70681	6' x 8' w/insulated roof	600 lbs.
70682	6' x 8' w/insulated roof, door each end	600 lbs.
70681P	Slatted floor farrowing unit as pictured in catalog. 6' x 7' house, outside pen w/ 2 x 4 slat floor, w/double tilt out pans.	1270 lbs.
7068P	Farrowing pen and floor, 6' x 8' outside wire pen and oak slat floor	600 lbs.
70PAN	Tilt out feed or water pan	20 lbs.
70DIV	Removable oak cross divider for creep area	40 lbs.
42 1/2" high to square. Door opening 34 inches tall, 19 1/2 inches wide.

	Galvanized steel-covered Smidley roof. Opens to allow sunlight inside the house to sterilize
	and dry. Also easy access to clean and care for litter.
	Pig rails on side and back end.
	Four oak runners or skids.
	Two coats best orange paint.
	Extra heavy 5" T hinges bolted on full height door.
	Two door hooks.
	Cement coated nails in construction hold house together securely.
	One-half inch roof insulation against summer heat and winter moisture condensation.
	We have found that a six foot wide house is sufficient for sow up to 600 pounds. The sow
	is forced to lay lengthwise against sloping sides which are equipped with pig rails,
	thus affording maximum protection for the small pigs.
	Smidley houses are shipped knocked down, easy assembled.

	Double tilt out pan becoming very popular - inexpensive water and feed system -
	one pan for water and one pan for feed.
	Oak cross partition - very popular. This heavy oak partition closes off one end
	of the farrowing house for creep area. Partition is locked into place by hooks and can be
	easily removed.
	2-door option - allows access to and from farrowing house from either end.
	Also back door can be opened and screened off for throughway ventilation.

Marting Mfg. of Iowa, Inc.
551 3rd Ave. SE
Britt, Iowa 50423
Fax: 641-843-4432
Phone: 800-392-5632