Draft horse shoeing

Discussion in 'Everyday Horseshoeing' started by smitty88, Jun 2, 2013.

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    slowshoe Member

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    good luck with that one.



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    here is a set I just nailed up at my last appointment.



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    Rick Burten Professional farrier

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    smitty88 Well-Known Member

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    Good stuff Josh
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    Draftshoer Active Member

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    I went out to work on the old percheron I showed y'all in post 59. IMG_20130618_093101.jpg IMG_20130618_093118.jpg IMG_20130618_133333.jpg IMG_20130618_133348.jpg
    Ended up doing a square toed Patton bar using stacked aluminum bar stock for the bar. Sorry I don't have better pictures of the shoe but my phone died when I started taking pics. This was a couple weeks ago and the owner called to say he is walking on that leg without Bute now.
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    Platerforge Guest

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    now can you remove the stacks of aluminum if needed?
    what was the size of the shoe? was it handmade or mod draft keg?
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    Draftshoer Active Member

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    Yes I can remove the bar stock one piece at a time. It's a modified kerkhart #5. If it had been an actual bar shoe it would have been a handmade but for what I wanted to do here this was easier and quicker.

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