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Dick L View Drop Down
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    Posted: 29 Nov 2016 at 5:19pm
I am not sure of the brand. I'll pick it up next week if I can get away. One thing for sure it is not a snap coupler. Needs some work and a wheel. I might not use the wheels and bolt a tongue on instead.



Edited by Dick L - 29 Nov 2016 at 5:19pm
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Shouldn't take more then 100hp to pull it. lol
"If at first you don't succeed, get a bigger hammer"
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them are handy lil buggers for gardens and riding arenas and spreading manure chunks out in pastures!
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Leave the wheel and buy a horse !  Looks like a TWO MAN operation.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Hook all your little ponies together and have them pull it! 
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Originally posted by CrestonM CrestonM wrote:

Hook all your little ponies together and have them pull it! 

A team of mini's can pull more than most think. Here is a video of a team the size of my larger team pulling a good sized log.  I never let my teams run like this girl is letting hers.
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I would think walking them would be a lot better than running them too!
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Originally posted by shameless (ne) shameless (ne) wrote:

I would think walking them would be a lot better than running them too!

Mini's seem to want to run even when they are pulling a light cart or trying to lead them. Cloud got out last evening and I got him in a lot with the mares about dark. Being a stud he didn't want to have any part of not checking them out. My walker kept getting bogged in the mud and I gave up as long as he was not loose. I just went up and he had calmed down. I put a lead on him and he walked back down to the barn at my pace beside me and the walker.  He spent a lot of hours in a time out tie to a fence post before he decided he had to walk at my pace.   I work with them until they seem to know what I want and then tie them to let it soak in. I then see if they remember in an hour or so. If they don't we work it out another time. 
Some catch on after one time and others it takes a while. The two foal this year caught on real quick.
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That a neat piece of history and machinery there Dick. I like it
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