E-Series Trolley System
The Poultry Hawk® E-Series is a great entry-level trolley system for transporting poultry supplies and removing dead stock. It utilizes more farm-available parts, but has fewer features than the Premium series.
Benefits:
- Bottom opens up for easy disposal
- Speed controlled by remote
- Soft start and stop
- Simple, galvanized design
- Powered by your choice of a Dewalt 20-volt, Milwaukee 18-volt, or Makita 18-volt battery (customer supplied)
- No cords dangling in the way
- Same size and weight capacity as Premium series
- Battery(5AH) lasts over 2 days of walking the birds
Egg Cart Attachment
Fill More Trays on Every House Walk
Commercial grower James Yoder shares how an egg cart can help you collect more eggs while keeping up with your birds.
E-Series Models
Model 1 E-series
Automated trolley with manual dump
Model 2 E-series
Automated trolley with fixed basket
Model 3 E-series
Manual
3A E-series - Fixed Basket
3B E-series - Manual Dump
Manual Dump,
Fixed Basket,
Egg Cart
Fixed Basket,
Egg Cart
Quality built; an investment
that you can trust.
Quality is important to us. We seek to make our products worth your money; something you can feel confident in. Click on the photos below to get up close and personal with the Poultry Hawk® and see what makes it special.
Reviews
Kim Hawk
"We installed the Poultry Hawk in 1 of our 3 broiler houses to try it before we made the investment for all 3. After 1 flock I was sold and added it to the other houses. I use the Hawk everyday so the birds were comfortable with it, but the value the last 3 weeks of the flock is priceless."
Donnie Hudson
"First piece of equipment that we purchased which did exactly what we expected it to do. I would not want to go back to the old way of doing. I am sure that if I got rid of the Poultry Hawk, my family would shoot me."
Alex Heatwole
"After installing a 'Poultry Hawk' in one of our three chicken houses, and seeing the time and energy savings it brought, there was no question whether or not to install 'Poultry Hawks' in the other two houses. We cannot imagine farming without them."
