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ULTIMATE CALVING PULLEY 🐮
Compact. Controlled. Designed to make assisted calvings easier.
A versatile calving aid designed to reduce the physical effort required during assisted calvings while giving you a compact, practical system that can go wherever your cows do.
Whether you're calving in the yards or out in the paddock, the Ultimate Calving Pulley gives you a lightweight, portable traction system that can be set up quickly and operated by one person.
WHY THE ULTIMATE CALVING PULLEY?
✓ One-person operation Designed to be easily operated by one person and set up in less than 60 seconds.
✓ Reduce the physical effort The pulley system provides mechanical advantage, reducing the physical effort required to apply traction compared with pulling manually.
✓ Lightweight At < 2kg kg, it's easy to carry without adding unnecessary bulk to your calving gear.
✓ Seriously compact Contracts down to approximately 45 cm and can be folded into a package smaller than a shoebox.
Throw it on the bike or buggy, keep it in the ute or add it to your existing calving kit — it's designed to go where you go.
✓ Versatile anchoring options Depending on your environment and available infrastructure, the pulley can be anchored to a suitable secure point such as a crush, fence, tree or stationary vehicle/machinery.
BUILT FOR THE REALITIES OF CALVING
Calvings don't always happen beside the crush — and you don't always have another set of hands available.
The Ultimate Calving Pulley was designed around those realities: portable enough to take into the paddock, compact enough to keep close by, and practical enough to have ready when you need it.
SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: Approx. 1.46 kg
Fully extended length: 2.5 m
Fully contracted length: 45 cm
Working Load (WL): 525 kg
Breaking Load (BL): 1.5 tonnes
Rope diameter: 10 mm
IMPORTANT USE INFORMATION
The Ultimate Calving Pulley is a manual traction aid.
Vet & Ag Tools does not condone the use of engine- or electrically-powered machinery to apply traction to a calf.
A parked, switched-off vehicle or piece of machinery may be used solely as a suitable stationary anchor point — for example, an appropriate utility tray rail, rated attachment point or other secure anchoring location.
Appropriate judgement should always be used during assisted calvings, including recognising when veterinary intervention is required.

