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Ultracite Escape Stall Device
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Swinging Door Latch
Designed so that
should their stall become hazardous to them, they can push the door open and
exit the barn.
$32.00
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Horse Houdini "Escape No More"
product is a unique invention that guarantees that your horse will no longer
escape from its stall. Horse Houdini is brilliant in how easy it is to install
and to use. Horse Houdini is one of four inventions
of JEMAL that focuses
on the safety of your horse; your investment and your friend. Horse Houdini
also makes it much more difficult for kids who want to be pranksters and open
up horse stalls, endangering themselves and the horses.
$15.00
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Safety
Release Tie for Horses
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Safety Release Cross Ties
Designed for saddling
and brushing stall. When left and a panic situation occurs, they can escape
using their own power. Comes with a 8' poly-rope. Product must be used
with the provided snaps.
Pair
(2 Single Safety
Release Cross Ties with rope)
for $50.00
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Safety Release Trailer Tie
Designed for release when pulled upon so that there is little if any damage to
horse or trailer. Comes with a 48" poly-rope. Product must be used with
provided snaps.
$25.00
See Color Chart below!
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Technical Data
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Hitches are made of corrosion resistant AISI 304 Stainless steel, with a
polycarbonate collar.
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Latches are made of AISI 4140 spring steel heat treated to 700 to retain its
shape.
How they work
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To release the latches push with at least 200 lb. force against door.
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To fit the Safety Release Trailer Tie to the trailer and horse: Hook the large
snap into the trailer place the swivel snap to the horse. Back the horse
to his furthest distance, either the back wall or the butt bar. Adjust
the rope so that there is some slack and so that when the horse twists his head
the tie will not pull free. As long as there is slack in the rope the
horse should stay tied until you arrive at your destination.
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With collar at the L (up arrow) position takes less pressure to release when
collar is pulled down to H (down arrow) takes more pressure to release.
In the trailer would suggest leaving it in the L position. As you want
your horse free if he should fall.
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To adjust the rope adjuster pull the rope so that it is tight on the little
knob on the adjuster that way the rope will stay in place. If you leave
it loose where the knob is, then the rope will pull tight once the horse
extends the tie, taking out any adjustment that you thought you had.
The horse, as long as they take advantage, barring unanticipated
obstructions, may be able to escape danger. If item is defective, please
call or e-mail and product will be replaced at no charge.
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