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- Regular price
- $1,199.00
- Sale price
- $879.99
Estimated shipping time
Estimated shipping time
You can typically expect your items to arrive within 4–7 business days, depending on your location and product availability.
What is your Return Policy?
What is your Return Policy?
At Stockyard Supplies, we want every customer to shop with confidence. If something doesn’t go as planned, we’ve made returns and refunds simple and fair. Here’s how it works:
1. Return Window
You can request a return within 30 days of receiving your order. Unfortunately, we’re unable to accept returns after that time frame.
2. Who Pays for Return Shipping?
- If your item arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, we’ll cover the return shipping cost.
- If you’re returning an item because you changed your mind, you’ll be responsible for return shipping fees.
3. Damaged or Defective Items
Received something broken or not working properly? Contact us within 30 days. We’ll provide a prepaid return label and once the item is returned and inspected, we’ll issue either a full refund or a replacement—including any original shipping costs.
4. Changed Your Mind?
If you no longer want the item, you can return it within 30 days—as long as it's unused, in its original packaging, and in resellable condition. You’ll need to handle the return shipping, and once we receive and inspect it, we’ll refund the product cost (excluding shipping).
5. Refund Processing
Once we receive and approve your return, we’ll send a confirmation email and issue a refund to your original payment method within 7 business days. Please allow additional time for banks or credit card companies to process and reflect the refund.
If it’s been over 10 business days since your refund was approved and you still don’t see it, contact us at support@stockyardsupplies.com and we’ll look into it immediately.
6. Restocking Fees
In some cases, a restocking fee may apply depending on the item and return reason. If applicable, we’ll clearly communicate this during your return request process.
Product Description
Why Choose the Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter with Rear Hiplift for Lifting Downed Cattle?
When a cow is too weak or injured to stand—whether due to calving problems, milk fever, or a fall—you need a strong and safe way to help. The Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter with Rear Hiplift gives full-body support that makes lifting easier on both the animal and the handler. This combo uses the well-known Daisy Sling to lift the cow’s belly and the Rear Hiplift to gently support the hips, reducing stress and improving balance. It’s a dependable solution for farmers who need a fast and effective way to lift large cows with minimal risk of injury.
Benefits of the Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter
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Made for Lifting Large Cows: This lifter can handle animals weighing up to 2,200 pounds. It’s strong enough for big dairy cows like Holsteins and beef cattle. The materials are built for daily use on the farm, so you can count on it when a cow is down and needs help fast.
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Comfortable for the Cow: The sling has a special cut-out to leave room for the udder. This helps prevent pressure on sensitive areas, which is especially helpful for dairy cows. It keeps the animal more comfortable and calm during the lifting process.
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Strong Sling That Spreads Weight Evenly: The sling is made from heavy-duty PVC and strong webbing straps. It wraps around the cow’s belly and holds it firmly without causing pain. The wide design spreads the weight, so there are no tight spots or pressure points.
- Quick and Easy to Hook Up: You can use this lifter with a tractor, loader, or bucket. It has strong metal hooks that attach quickly. Just roll the sling under the cow, tighten the straps, hook it up, and lift. You don’t need any special tools or extra equipment.
Benefits of the Rear Hiplift
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Helps Lift Cows That Can’t Stand on Their Own: This tool is made to help cows that are down due to calving problems, milk fever, slipping, or injury. It lifts the cow safely from the back, making it easier for the animal to get back on its feet. Farmers can use it during emergencies or recovery periods to give the cow a better chance to stand and walk again.
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Fits Cows of Different Sizes: The hiplift can be adjusted to fit both small and large cows. Whether you're working with a young heifer or a full-grown dairy cow, the frame can be made wider or narrower to match the animal’s size. You don’t need a different tool for each animal.
- Padded for Extra Comfort: The hip supports are covered with rubber padding to keep the cow comfortable while lifting. This padding helps protect the cow’s hip bones and reduces the risk of bruising or pain. It’s a safer way to lift an animal that’s already stressed or injured.
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Easy to Use and Carry: The hiplift weighs only about 18 pounds, so it’s light enough to carry and set up by one person. You can use it with a tractor or hoist to lift the cow. It’s a simple tool that doesn’t require a lot of effort or extra help to use.
The Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter with Rear Hiplift is a reliable tool that makes lifting large, downed cows safer and easier. Whether it's a calving issue or a medical recovery, this combo helps you get the job done with confidence.
Specifications
| Product Name | Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter |
| Model Size | Large (for beef cows, large Holsteins, and other large dairy breeds) |
| Sling Material | Reinforced heavy-duty PVC with durable polyester webbing |
| Weight | 23 lbs |
| Support Pad | Leather-covered web pad |
| Package Includes | Sling, carry bag, zinc-plated C-hooks, and instructions |
Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Coburn Heavy Duty Cow Lifter with Rear Hiplift combo?
The combo includes the Daisy Cow Lifter (belly sling) and the Coburn Rear Hiplift. Together, they provide full-body support for lifting large, downed cows.
Is it safe for the cow?
Yes. The stirrups that hold the cow’s hips are padded with rubber to prevent bruising or pressure on the bones. It’s designed to lift gently without causing pain or damage.
What kind of equipment do I need to use it?
You’ll need a front-end loader, chain hoist, or another lifting device. The hiplift attaches to your lifting equipment using standard hooks or chains—no special tools needed.