Posted by 60 acre hillside on September 29, 2010 at 17:01:02 from (67.142.170.21):
I was in a farm supply store last week and was looking at a new line of horse supplies. There were some pieces of plastic about 3/16 thick and shaped like a horse's foot. I could guess that it was likely something to put bet6ween a horseshoe and the foot. The other item looked like a gearshift knob. It was hard white plastic and was about the size of a hitch ball. It had a hole inthe stem like a shift lever knob would have. I told another customer I would like to have it for my TRACTOR but dropped it back in the box when I saw the $9.50 price tag. It could not be a replacement knob for hames as there was only one in the box. What was it? someone said horse pacifier.
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