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"The Harris Farms Automated Coop Door was super easy to put together, the only part that took time was deciding where to cut the hole and cutting it (max 5 minutes)”

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What's the advantage of using a cabled door? I have two automatic doors, different brands, but both have aluminum doors with direct-drive gearing that opens and closes the door. When they are down, the gearing on the motor is engaged and the door can't be easily pushed up. So far, that mechanism has worked well for me.
 
What's the advantage of using a cabled door? I have two automatic doors, different brands, but both have aluminum doors with direct-drive gearing that opens and closes the door. When they are down, the gearing on the motor is engaged and the door can't be easily pushed up. So far, that mechanism has worked well for me.
I think some keepers prefer to have a cable and pulley over gears so that a chicken cannot be permanently injured if the safety mechanism were to malfunction.
 

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