LOL.. We can't be having that can we. Ive had an aluminum one get crushed and tool carts are rather expensive.
do you know i dont even know the make its ali i dont tend to get horses jumping into the the tool box alot will take a pic
I'm not full time. I mainly do the ranch horses and the neighboring ranches horses I only have around 35. However a lot of those are colts from year to year. I've been doing that for the last 7 years. I'm by no means a great farrier but I do my best.
On another note. I have a friend that's a journeymen farrier that has been showing me a lot. I go with him a good bit and learn all I can.
you dont have to a great farrier to have a tool box i was going to try work out how many tool boxex you had gone through im 37 years at it i think i have had 3 in that time
I think it looks like it would be very easy to break and have pieces of sharp broke plastic everywhere. Looks like a vet/hospital bill waiting to happen. Also looks easy to turn over. I would recommend a Kodiak toolbox from Georgia farrier supply.
I have/use one. Its damn near indestructible. I've used it since it first became available(ordered it at the Summit the first year Kevin had it there). I added the accessory tray to the unit. My shoeing partner has one too. For us, its like American Express(we don't leave home without it )
Well I bought one.. It's very nice and looks very well built. It also has a 3 year warranty. It's light weight and has lots of room.
