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- February 10, 2013 at 5:24 pm #77216j.l.holtParticipant
@carl ny 39601 wrote:
I don’t know how big these guys are or the build so it’s hard to tell.Mowing would be the hardest thing you mentioned,you wouldn’t want much over a 4ft. bar.As far as the other stuff,you have to load to the size of your horses.I’ve seen a mini pull two people in a cart,as long as it was good going. HTH
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P.S. Are you right in Rochester or where? I live outside of Lowville,N.Y. ,if you know where that is.About 150 from you.
Is that east of Watertown ?
February 10, 2013 at 5:29 pm #77217j.l.holtParticipant@dlskidmore 39600 wrote:
So they could do a little garden plowing and wood hauling? Mowing? They’d certainly be able to pull a small pleasure cart, my dog is big enough to pull a one passenger cart.
I knew a guy that had a 40in 1 horse mower, with shafts for sale. 5-6 hundred if I remember right. thought it was a little steep. might go for less if he still has it.
February 10, 2013 at 6:34 pm #77212carl nyParticipantYou could put a pole on that one horse and use your two.hard to tell what “small riding horse” is.do you know the breed and how tall,pic’s. would be good. Lowville is south-east of Watertown on route 12.
carl ny
February 10, 2013 at 9:12 pm #77208dlskidmoreParticipantI think I need time for the idea to grow on me before I invest in any equipment. I’d need to invest in harnesses, lines, and a double tree, and see them just do some basic work pulling wood before I invested in equipment.
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