Thank you, its all sounding positive for the swb, Im testing tomorrow so I feel a bit more confident now. I hadnt really thought about the Shogun but its another to consider if the land cruiser is no good
I need a 4wd turnbuckle plus space for two large dogs so a hatchback wouldnt work for me. Im not sure a 3.5t would take both my horses legally nor am I sure it would get out of my yard. Id love a lorry but having given it a lot of thought I dont think it would work.
Thank you Ester, its good to hear positive experiences. I think Ive just got to get my head around the fact they can do the job!
Splashgirl45 the Defender would be my next choice if I dont get on with the land cruiser, its just a matter of finding one. I know theyre definitely up to the job!
Excellent Wheels, thank you for replying especially as the reason I need to change to the swb is because Im struggling to get out of my yard. Ive already swapped from an Equi Trek to an IW trailer because its shorter but I could do with going shorter still so am thinking the swb will be the...
Apologies if this has been done before but Im looking for some simple easy to understand info as Im confused by conflicting info online.
I am thinking of trading in my lwb 06 Land Cruiser for the new 2018 commercial Land Cruiser. Its towing capacity is quoted as the same as the lwb but...
Hi,
I know this has been done lots on here and I've looked up some of the old threads before posting but I still have some questions!
I have a large area of mud caused by my horses having to cross the top of their summer grazing to get into the yard as there is no alternative way in. It's...
Its been whackered down MagicMelon but I think if they twist on it theyll scuff it up. I do agree about the grass mats & Im also worried about farriers nails etc. Thank you for your reply, such a dilemma!
Ok thank you very much, Ive got the thin ones in my Shetlands stable and wasnt sure theyd be man enough for the job but from what youve said it might be worth a try.
Have you secured the stable mats in any way? Ive thought about using them but Im worried theyll trip over the edges. If I used stable mats Id have to use the thin ones to keep cost down and I think theyll be so light theyll move around.
Yes youre probably right TheMule, Im guessing Id have to keep it pretty clean but Im not sure how it would stand up to regular sweeping. I dont mind the holes filling up but I wouldnt want a layer forming on top.
Mind you if it wont cope with vigorous sweeping it wont cope with horse...
Has anyone used the holey type grass mats over hardcore in a yard area to prevent the hardcore being churned up and if so was it a success?
Im looking to protect a small hardcore area roughly 24 x 12 foot which will be used regularly by horses to come in and out of field shelters.
Also as an...