I'm not doubting you Smitty, forgive me if you thought that was my intent. I'm saying I'm not capable of it. I have neither the skill, nor the...
So you use an E7 in a shoe that would normally take an E4 and open out the nail hole a bit to allow for the extra width? Also, that looks like and...
That is some day's work for a single man - I'm ashamed to say I'm only capable of a quarter of that... :(
Thanks. Looks quite a tricky job to set up nicely. Do you have to use specially long nails?
I tried it late one saturday night... didn't go well! :)
I pulled this shoe off a horse today and either I was having a really bad day when I fitted it, or it had stepped on its heel... the interesting...
I just wish I could stand on my ear! :ROFLMAO:
very nice
How did they go on? Did you get any pics?
At what stage would you expect to send a lad out on his own shoeing, Smitty?
Nice looking job, justin. Can you tell me why the horse needs a package like that and what's going on here? [ATTACH]
10 sets a day at my rates (and I'm cheap) would be 2750 a week or 137,500 a year. That's a nice living (if you like shoeing horses...) :)
I do about the same and my wife describes me as 'semi retired'! :)
That seems reasonable. Averages out at 8 sets each and even I can just about manage 8 sets in a day in one place. 42 trims in half a day... If you...
Interesting. Thanks. How do you work aluminium? Cold?
Ah, that's where I lost the length. I was working on an inch of 3/4 x 3/4 hammering out to 2" of 3/4 x 3/8.
Wow, I was way out. What width were the finished shoes? I was working on 3/4
8" of square bar?
I reckon if you can trim all four feet in two minutes, it probably didn't need a trim in the first place! :) You could at least have had the...
shoulda PM'd her if it was a secret
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