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Powder River 12 foot steel cattle guard — powder-coated rails on I-beam runners

Representative render — Powder River factory photos on request.

Cattle guard construction: parallel top rails over I-beam supports, set over a shallow vault

Powder River 12' Cattle Guard

Road span 12 ft · 7'5" or 8' deep · H-15 to U-80 rated · powder-coated steel · The county standard. Our best seller.

$4,899+ freight to your ZIP — shown below, final at checkout
Load rating

The residential and county standard. Loaded trucks, trailers, daily ranch traffic. When in doubt, this one.

Depth (direction of travel)
Finish
Add wing panels — $569 the pair

Wings close the gap between guard and fence post so stock can't skirt the ends. They ship ON your guard — zero added freight. Most orders should add them.

Your delivered price

Real LTL freight from actual carrier lanes — typically $500–$1,300 in the lower 48.

Prefer a person to confirm it? Request a written quote — answered in 4 business hours

Built to order · ships in 1–2 weeks · lower 48 only · We deliver. We do not install.

You'll need a tractor, loader, or forklift on site. A cattle guard is 1,530 lb of welded steel and the delivery truck cannot unload it. Every seller in this business has this rule — we just tell you before you order.

Straight talk on the 12-footer

Twelve feet is what county road departments spec for single-lane public crossings, and it's the sweet spot of the whole line: wide enough for any pickup, trailer, or delivery truck at speed, and freight as a share of price drops noticeably compared to the 8-footer.

Specifications

Road span12' 0"
Depth (direction of travel)7'5" or 8' — selectable above
Load ratingsH-15 · H-20 · U-54 · U-80 (12–30 tons/axle)
ConstructionRound steel top rails on structural I-beam runners
FinishPowder-coat green (safety yellow on HS20)
Weight~1,530 lb
Lead timeBuilt to order — typically ships in 1–2 weeks
ShipsLTL freight from Provo, UT — lower 48 only

Questions ranchers actually ask

Is HS20 enough for a loaded truck?

HS20 is rated 16 tons per axle — a loaded one-ton dually is under 4. It's what counties spec for public road crossings.

What does freight really cost?

Between $500 and $1,300 for most of the lower 48, depending on lane. Enter your ZIP above and you'll see your exact number before checkout.

Do you install?

No. We deliver. Our installation guide covers excavation, base and drainage, and most ranch buyers set one in an afternoon with a tractor.

Is the freight price really final?

Yes. Freight is passed through at carrier cost plus handling, charged once at checkout. There is no follow-up call and no second charge.

Why is 12' the most popular size?

It matches what counties spec for single-lane crossings, handles any ranch vehicle with margin, and per pound of steel it ships more efficiently than the small spans.

Something else? (800) 555-0143 — two minutes, no pressure. Or read the load ratings guide and the real cost guide.

Price it to your gate

Scroll up, enter your ZIP, and the number you see is the number you pay. That's the whole deal.

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