Rescue

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    William Kiner WCB # 362

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    I got a call this weekend to work on a rescue case , The lady in charge said it has been awhile since it was trimmed, ....Before Pics

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    William Kiner, Mar 5, 2012
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    brian robertson Active Member

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    well, one thing for sure, the breakover was addressed...
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    Lclayton Member

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    William, I think you should have taken a little more toe off.
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    William Kiner WCB # 362

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    LOL, Trust me i did 4 happy hackers would of been able to work on this pony and then still take more off. I go back next week to check on it and trim some more off , I'll get after pics then
    William Kiner, Mar 5, 2012
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    Josh Ramsey Member

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    Hacksaw on that would be very handy.
    Josh Ramsey, Mar 13, 2012
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    vthorseshoe Active Member

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    Hacksaw and cut it right back in one sweep. Level the base and put that pony back to work....

    my 2 cents worth ;)
    vthorseshoe, Mar 13, 2012
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    Spot On Shoeing __________________

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    I had an elf pony about a month ago. I followed Reillyshoe's advice and trimmed a bunch with a grinder. Worked great, the pony didn't care, and it took me less time-which was better for both of us.
    Spot On Shoeing, Mar 13, 2012
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    Eric Russell Active Member

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    Jim could you bring that grinder to the shop the next time your over. I'd like a have a look at it.
    Eric Russell, Mar 13, 2012
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    Spot On Shoeing __________________

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    It looked like Gary Warners BURRKING, We shipped the pony to a location with 3phase electric, anesthetized the pony in a sling, then raised the pony so that I could hold the feet up to the Grinder. We then shipped the pony in the sling to a wake-up pool. The operation was very efficient.

    Although, if you were really in a pinch you could go with the hacksaw.
    Spot On Shoeing, Mar 13, 2012
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    Tom Bloomer Well-Known Member

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    William Kiner WCB # 362

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    That's what I did Bruce, but the pony probably won't work for awhile. The rescue people have control of it .
    William Kiner, Mar 13, 2012
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