Equine Care 14 Inch Horse Shoe Puller & Spreader, Round-Corner Head | Drop-forged chrome vanadium steel, 14 inch round-head puller and spreader,($45.99Value)

Description

[2-IN-1: PULL AND SPREAD] A 14-inch horse shoe puller and spreader - pull a worn horseshoe off, then open the head to spread and set a shoe. Raise or remove the clinches first, then grip the shoe and work it loose. [DROP-FORGED CHROME VANADIUM STEEL] Made from drop-forged, oil-tempered chrome vanadium tool steel with a steel pivot joint, for horseshoe removal and spreading. [ROUND-CORNER HEAD, 14 INCH] A round-corner head with serrated outside edges for shoe spreading, on a 14-inch length with long straight handles for a firm two-hand pull. A horse shoe puller is a two-hand tool. [STORAGE BAG INCLUDED] Comes with the 14-inch puller and spreader plus a storage bag to keep it in the truck or the tack room. Other tools are not included. [FOR HORSE OWNERS AND FARRIERS] For horse owners and farriers who handle a hoof and take off a shoe. The jaws are thick and the tool is on the heavy side, so it suits loose or sprung shoes more than a tightly seated one. Wipe dry and oil the pivot. The Equine Care 14-inch Horse Shoe Puller is a two-in-one farrier tool with a round-corner head: it pulls a horseshoe off and spreads a shoe. Raise or remove the clinches first, then grip the shoe and work it loose. Use the outside edges to open and spread a shoe. MADE FROM DROP-FORGED STEEL. Drop-forged, oil-tempered chrome vanadium tool steel with a steel pivot joint and serrated outside edges. A 14-inch length with long straight handles carries the leverage from your hands down to the shoe. ROUND-CORNER HEAD. A round-corner head on a 14-inch tool. A horse shoe puller is a two-hand tool, not a one-hand one - use both hands, raise or remove the clinches, and follow safe hoof-handling and shoe-removal steps. WHAT YOU GET. One 14-inch horse shoe puller and spreader plus a storage bag for the truck or tack room. CARE. Wipe it dry after use and put a drop of light oil on the pivot now and then. USE EXPECTATIONS. The jaws are thick and the tool is on the heavy side, so it suits loose, sprung, or easy-to-reach shoes; it can be hard to work under a tightly seated shoe. It is a two-hand tool for people used to handling a hoof.