[Kyle]

Hi Mitch.
Has someone already claimed the chain binder type hames straps? I would definitely take those if they are available. I would also take 2 sets of the hook traces and the neck yoke snaps if there are any left. Any smaller collars? 21 or 22?

[Kyle]

I do have mechanical brakes on my pioneer forecart. I have not yet purchased the trailer I will haul the water with behind the forecart, but was not planning on having brakes on it too.

[Kyle]

thanks Rick,
you taught me to work with horses in the first place a few years ago. I’ve watched a few sterling videos since and saw you have gotten a lot of new equipment. Congratulations! i sure miss the NEK and being able to take the wagon out in almost any direction and end up on a peaceful trip. Now I’m in NJ managing an 80 acre farm. On a busy road. So I’m limited to doing loops aroubd the fields. We do 6 acres of veggies, have large black hogs, belted galloway cows, lots of feeder lambs on the way, and some chickens and ducks, etc. And of course our 2 haflingers. Our equipment is limited, but I am aquiring it little by little. You planted the seed of a concept that has grown more voraciously than kudzu, japanese knotweed, and galanzoga combined in me. I’ll never be able to give up farming with horses! so thanks again! I know how busy your schedule is, but if you end up with 15 minutes I’d love to catch up on the phone. Kyle Laferriere 802-323-seven893 or 908-850-055five.

[Kyle]

my evener is attached to the bottom of the tongue also. There are vertical pieces that are attached to this evener and to the gangs. The singletrees hang from these vertical pieces. I have not made the piece that attaches the gangs to the vertical pieces so i dont know how much it will actually cause the singletrees to move yet, but it seems like they are designed to slide on the evener with the adjustment of the gangs. I know it is best to hitch the horses square. I was just curious as to what most folks do for the cultivator neckyoke. thanks

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