Speed Gambrel

*Just slide back legs into slot to load

*Lift one back leg out and let the other fall to unload

Often I prep our coons on the bench by opening them up and stripping the tail. Then, if I'm lucky, one of the kids will finish the rest of the skinning.  I have a hard time keeping up with them and the RTS SPEED GAMBREL. They load the gambrel with a started coon in seconds.  

When done skinning, they just lift one hind leg out of the gambrel with their right hand, let the other leg fall out of the gambrel while lowering it with the foot switch. Then they give the hide a snap with their left hand and toss it on the table on the way to the sled with the carcass. It looks like one motion when they get rolling!

With traditional gambrels, when the hind tendon would accidently get cut it would slow everything down.  The hook style gambrel couldn't be used without a tendon.  Fumbling with the "chain dog collar type loop" gambrel with greasy gloves also took time and patience.  

The RTS SPEED GAMBREL has definitely sped things up in our fur shop!