Horse Power

Discussion in 'Other Rides' started by littlemrsmopar, Mar 15, 2007.

  1. scoggins

    scoggins Well-Known Member

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    Hauling livestock is a little different than dead loads. Horses need H2O and should only be on a trailer for no more than 12 hrs +- max.
     
  2. littlemrsmopar

    littlemrsmopar Active Member

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    Also, for commercial haulers there are laws about getting them out and moving them (either leading or turning loose).
     
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    I have 2 horses, I pull them with a WW 4 Horse Stock Gooseneck.
     
  5. rocknbronco

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    We had a problem horse had to transport her twice, pitching a fit, and had to get ride of her due t oour bad neighbors who cant mind there own or stay on their own side of the fence.
     
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    bummer! that just sucks!
     
  7. vrodrex

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    My wife shows Tennesse Walkers. A majority of the miles on my truck are from pulling the horse trailer (2 Horse w/ Dressing Room), or something to do with the hay burners.
     

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