Abstract: A tool for removing a brake shoe key having a main member and a pin. The main member has an elongated section with one end connected to a receiver. The receiver forms a trough for receiving a brake shoe key. The longitudinal axis of the trough is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the elongated section of the main member, which has at least two holes that for receiving an end of a pry bar. The first side wall and the second side wall of the trough each has an opening that is configured to allow the elongated body of the pin to pass through both openings simultaneously. The first side wall is contiguous with the elongated section of the main member. The floor of the trough forms a front side of the tool, which has a slot for receiving a tip of a brake shoe key.

Abstract: A cattle feeder comprising two end walls and two side walls that are configured to slide laterally inward and outward in relation to the two end walls. The two side walls comprise a plurality of support members that create a distance between the side walls and feed within the feeder. Two horizontal push bars are connected to the support members on the inside of the feeder and are configured to push feed inward as the two side walls slide inward.