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Steph

On Jun 16, 2008, at 8:47 AM, Angie Fura wrote:

> Hi everyone - I tried searching the archives, but I couldn't come  
> up with the info I needed.  Can anyone help me with a few questions  
> about overhead tie systems?
>
> I need to purchase two.  I've been looking at HiTie (Sportack),  
> Spring Tie (equinedoc.com), and Ride N Tie (Horses Dacor).  I have  
> drop down windows on the side where they'll be mounted.  Which is  
> the best product for this kind of set-up?
>
> HT and RNT look like they both will work with drop downs but HT is  
> about $100 more expensive than Ride N Tie.  The only difference I  
> can tell between the two is the constuction material.  Is a steel  
> rod better than a fiberglass rod for this purpose?  Ride N Tie also  
> has a one year warranty versus HiTie's 90 days.
>
> Are there any other brands available?
>
> I also would like to know if using an overhead tie means that I  
> need to mount water bucket brackets to my trailer.  I'd prefer not  
> to.  Is it possible to still use muck buckets on the ground?
>
> Thanks for your thoughts.
>
> BTW - both of my horses know how to high-line.
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> Angie Fura
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> www.tracetribute.com


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