Horse Carriage Harness

[Azooutdoors]

I got some interest on the other horse stuff I posted so I'll give this a try. I have 3 Amish made quality harnesses. Includes Collars and Hames. One of them is a breast pull for a pony or small horse. Bits and bridles also. I'm guessing I have $6,000 or more in these but I haven't driven a carriage since 2005 so if someone is into driving horses they can have this package for the reasonable price of $1,750. The way the world economy and green governments are heading driving a carriage  might soon be the only way to take the family to town. 
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[Edge]

You're right on the gas vs hay comparison, was just doing the math yesterday.

They're opening a Fry's a few miles away and we'll use horsepower to get there. Been practicing driving a friend's team and picked up a cart and biothane harness over the summer.

GLWS

[Crazymonkey]

Looks cool. But something tells me its not any cheaper than driving a car when you figure all the feed and what not.

[Azooutdoors]

Nice team. Driving a team is lots of fun. 

[Edge]

36 minutes ago, Crazymonkey said:

Looks cool. But something tells me its not any cheaper than driving a car when you figure all the feed and what not.

I spend much less money maintaining some horses than I do a Chevy truck. Notice I specified CHEVY. If you're willing/able to do shoes, shots to sutures yourself, they're affordable.

[Crazymonkey]

1 minute ago, Edge said:

I spend much less money maintaining some horses than I do a Chevy truck.

It looks fun and I would have thought the cost of feed and such would have been higher.it won't be long and we all might need some horses.

[Edge]

18 minutes ago, Azooutdoors said:

Nice team. Driving a team is lots of fun. 

Thanks, thought I'd give a fellow horseman a bump. Amazing how that tack piles up.

[nicolasamples]

That sounds like a great deal for anyone interested in driving! Amish-made harnesses, collars, and hames are known for their quality, and it’s nice that you’re offering everything as a complete package. With the way things are going, having an option like this might become more valuable over time.

[leahhem]

If you're looking for a solid horse carriage harness, I’d recommend checking out some quality options that will last. It’s important to find something that’s both comfortable for your horse and easy for you to handle. The fit is key, and you’ll want materials that can stand up to a lot of use without falling apart. In my experience, going with trusted brands usually pays off in the long run. Make sure to look for adjustable features for a more custom fit. I’ve found that ranchhand.store has a pretty great range of harnesses, so it’s worth taking a look at what they offer.

[zenoida771]

Amish-made harnesses, collars, and hames are top-notch quality, and getting everything in one package makes it even better.

[Azooutdoors]

Thanks. They're quality and I wouldn't use anything but top equipment when you depend on it for you and your horses well being.