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Leanin H

HAY MAKER

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Was readin your post about shoeing your own horses,been shoeing longer than I care to remember,but a few years back,I had a wild idea I could get me a kawasakai and get the horses a good home,been regretting than "fine" decision ever since,anyhow not only did I get rid of horses/saddles/tack,let all my shoeing tools walk off :mad: probably would be cheaper to get someone to shoe horses now,but I have a knack for figgerin out the hard way to do stuff,on the other hand kinda nice to go shoppin for "tools" here's what Im using now,except I bought a stand for my anvil,gettin lazy in my old age...........shoed many horses off the tail gate of a pickup.....................good luck
PS ........Welcome Mrs H
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I gotta beak down and get a nice anvil like yours. Mine is home built out of an old rail. Tacking shoes on a horse is WORK! Kinda like pouring concrete...... nothing about it is easy or easy on your body. :D Maybe we oughta both go to work on the Spearhead! No need for shod ponies and lots of H2o from above! :wink: Hope ya get rain for a week! :D
 
Yup,I like this new anvil,its made for shoeing,get you a stand with clamp when you buy one.
I use those disposal tanks of map gas,and keg shoes,sure beats a furnance,and makes you pretty mobile ...............good luck
 
Mrs Leanin' H said:
Thanks Haymaker! Were praying for rain for you.

Thats nice,need all the help i can get on the rain problem,truthfully we are past rain solvin our problems down here,but sure be nice to get the tanks full and creeks runnin again.
I been wantin to ask a pretty lady like you,what do yall see in a lanky legged ole bull rider like leanin H :D :D
good luck
 
Hay Maker, did you put that tread plate around the tailgate or is that a custom job?

I hope you get a good 3 day rain soon. One that's heavy enough to dampen down those slash piles so Elmo doesn't get the urge to toss a match into one again for a while . . . I'd imagine those ribs are still a lil tender from your last escapade.
 
That's some pretty first class looking equipment there Hay Maker. I bet that anvil set you back a fair bit. I don't believe I've ever seen a new anvil before :shock: At auction sales around here an old blacksmithing 100 lb anvil generally sells for well north of $500, and bigger ones for far more. And I imagine most of them end up with flowers sitting on top of them.
Fortunately we don't generally require shoes on this place either, it's a trade my back would never let me learn. Trimming is a big enough chore for me.
 
burnt said:
Hay Maker, did you put that tread plate around the tailgate or is that a custom job?

I hope you get a good 3 day rain soon. One that's heavy enough to dampen down those slash piles so Elmo doesn't get the urge to toss a match into one again for a while . . . I'd imagine those ribs are still a lil tender from your last escapade.

I had the plate put on and had the bed sprayed with that non slip stuff forget what they call it now,ribs are still a tad tender but not enough to slow me down now.................good luck
 
Silver said:
That's some pretty first class looking equipment there Hay Maker. I bet that anvil set you back a fair bit. I don't believe I've ever seen a new anvil before :shock: At auction sales around here an old blacksmithing 100 lb anvil generally sells for well north of $500, and bigger ones for far more. And I imagine most of them end up with flowers sitting on top of them.
Fortunately we don't generally require shoes on this place either, it's a trade my back would never let me learn. Trimming is a big enough chore for me.

The little anvil was bought right before everything went crazy price wise,so the p[rice was'nt bad its just a 70 pounder but the turnin cams on the side are a shoers delight,sure wish I could run horses up here without shoes,it is definetly work to keep em shod.
good luck
 
HAY MAKER said:
Mrs Leanin' H said:
Thanks Haymaker! Were praying for rain for you.

Thats nice,need all the help i can get on the rain problem,truthfully we are past rain solvin our problems down here,but sure be nice to get the tanks full and creeks runnin again.
I been wantin to ask a pretty lady like you,what do yall see in a lanky legged ole bull rider like leanin H :D :D
good luck

One word.......COWBOY! Then after I'd fallen in love I realized my mistake! :lol: :lol:
 

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