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KUHL Transportation Game Bird & Poultry Coop - COOP-10

QC Part #422063 | MFR # COOP-10
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This KUHL COOP-10 Transportation Coop was designed to fit the needs of the end user. Made with a quick-release door, it has a solid bottom ideal for stacking. This solid bottom does not allow droppings from falling from one coop to another. Will hold 14-16 pheasants.

Advantages

  • Quick-release door
  • Solid bottom ideal for stacking; will prevent droppings from falling from one coop to the next
  • Top sliding door for easier loading and unloading, this also reduces the chance of escape
  • Constructed of high density, high strength polyethylene material
  • Shipped knocked down to save on shipping costs; comes as a top, bottom, 4 corners & side door

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 38" L x 23" W x 10 1/2" H
  • Weight: 17 lbs
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Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
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55%
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Quail guy
Kuhl coop 7

You will need a hammer to put them together, and they will not come with instructions, I have never seen anything this bad, from the cost of the product to the stupid shipping cost, do not buy

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yukonflats
Works well once assembled. Assembly is challenging.

Crate works well once assembled. Assembly is a challenge. It required a rubber mallet, standard screwdriver, and yes, a piece of firewood.

J
JK
I would like that hour of my life back!

The other crates just popped together in minutes. Putting this together was insane. My employees couldn’t have done it. I thought about just throwing it out until anger took over.. Add whatever an hour of your life is worth to the cost of the crate.

J
Jim
Assembled the bird crates

I found that they are much easier to assemble with 3 pairs of vise grips. Starting in the center and working your way out. No broken tab's. Much better than the rubber mallet. Used a little Vaseline for the side door. At 68 with arthritis in my hands I was still able to put them together in a little more than an hour. Did 7 of them that way. The first one I did with the rubber mallet that was a first class pain in the ass. Especially the corners.

4
4H guy
poor

The corners tabs did not line up and many of the tabs broke during assembly.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
0%
(0)
55%
(6)
18%
(2)
9%
(1)
18%
(2)
Q
Quail guy
Kuhl coop 7

You will need a hammer to put them together, and they will not come with instructions, I have never seen anything this bad, from the cost of the product to the stupid shipping cost, do not buy

y
yukonflats
Works well once assembled. Assembly is challenging.

Crate works well once assembled. Assembly is a challenge. It required a rubber mallet, standard screwdriver, and yes, a piece of firewood.

J
JK
I would like that hour of my life back!

The other crates just popped together in minutes. Putting this together was insane. My employees couldn’t have done it. I thought about just throwing it out until anger took over.. Add whatever an hour of your life is worth to the cost of the crate.

J
Jim
Assembled the bird crates

I found that they are much easier to assemble with 3 pairs of vise grips. Starting in the center and working your way out. No broken tab's. Much better than the rubber mallet. Used a little Vaseline for the side door. At 68 with arthritis in my hands I was still able to put them together in a little more than an hour. Did 7 of them that way. The first one I did with the rubber mallet that was a first class pain in the ass. Especially the corners.

4
4H guy
poor

The corners tabs did not line up and many of the tabs broke during assembly.

123
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