laura7981
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As per the title....if you have done, and you have it where it swings open, can you tell me how you did it please?
Anyone fitted an anti weave grill in to their horsebox?
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flirtygerty
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kezimac
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bumping for you as i would like to know too!!!!
Natch
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Why do you want to prevent weaving in the horsebox?
Newlands
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I'm guessing it would be in a rear facing 3.5 to prevent horse jumping over? I haven't done it but would also be interested to know how and see pics maybe. I have just got a new youngster and thinking about it for peace of mind.
cptrayes
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On reason would be because there are horses who weave while they travel and when they are as big as mine is, it affects the steering of a 7.5 tonner. I never thought of fitting a weave grill though, I'll have a think about that one.
Leg_end
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Yes we did it to ours. I've not got pics but can take some for you. As to how.. Well my hubby runs an engineering company so we made our own 
We had four seperate triangles which we placed on a central bracket with main partition in the middle. They hinge outwards for loading and then you just clip them into place. My hubby did a really brilliant job.
We had four seperate triangles which we placed on a central bracket with main partition in the middle. They hinge outwards for loading and then you just clip them into place. My hubby did a really brilliant job.
Leg_end
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Found a couple of pics on my phone.. Not the best but you get the idea. This was halfway through install with just the two central parts:
And here is donkey in the lorry, you can just see them if you look hard!
And here is donkey in the lorry, you can just see them if you look hard!
Rowreach
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Leg_end is there any chance you could take some more pictures and post them please???
laura7981
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We eventually decided to do the alternative.... We've put a wall up so horses has no chance of going over. Not an easy thing to do in a can van type but it's turned out ok, and I feel much better knowing horse will remain where she is supposed to . She seems to like it too! Another plus side is that my tack doesn't get covered in hay etc now
. She seems to like it too! Another plus side is that my tack doesn't get covered in hay etc now Patterdale
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One of mine weaves constantly in the trailer but I'm not sure there's any way of putting one in a trailer I cross tie him if he's on his own and make sure I always have a haynet when possible but it's a right pain
I cross tie him if he's on his own and make sure I always have a haynet when possible but it's a right pain
Leg_end
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Rowreach I certainly can. I'll grab some tomorrow
Leg_end
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More pics
Rowreach
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Oh excellent! Thank you very much, just what I wanted