Animal traction rudder
The rudder is a complex mechanical part, which connects the front wheel of the Escargoline and the animal’s stretcher. It transfers the movements of the animal’s chest, where the collar is located (alternately to the right and left depending on the step), on the axis of the front wheel. This specificity prevents any muscle blockage and risk of injury by friction in the chest area.
The lifter also carries the mechanics of the SSU (Emergency Separation System), which allows the Escargoline to be instantly separated from the animal in the event of danger.
This SSU is protected by a patent that we filed in 2009.
