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Horse stall Plastic scoop horse stable plastic scoop horse stall scoop manure plastic scoop

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Place of Origin	Zhejiang, China	Brand Name	OEM
Model Number	SK331	Frame Material	Plastic
Plastic Type	PP	Pressure Treated Wood Type	Nature
Frame Finishing	Not Coated

Product Description

Specifications

Horse stable plastic scoop:
1.Sturdy construction
2.Ideal for field, stable and yard use
3.Good quality

DESCRIPTION

Horse stable plastic scoop:

The Horse stable plastic scoop almost makes field clearing a pleasure! Sturdily constructed,

the rake is used to put the manure into the scoop, which can then be emptied into the wheel barrow. The equine manure scoop has been designed for collecting horse manure in the field,

but is also very useful in the yard or stable for picking up occasional horse droppings.

Horse stable plastic scoop features:

· Sturdy construction
· Ideal for field, stable and yard use
Size:33.5*30*79cm,fork:18*83cm
Available in colors

How To Clean a Horse Stall

If your horse lives in a stall for any part of his day, you'll have to keep it clean. Unclean

stalls attract insects and could encourage hoof problems like thrush. Breathing ammonia

from urine saturated bedding can be harmful to your horse's or pony's sensitive lungs. It's

unpleasent to work in and smelly for you too. Stall cleaning should be a daily task

Clear the Work Area

1 Take your horse out of the stall. A good time to muck out is when your horse is in his

pasture. If you can't put him out, put him in an empty stall. Remove all the feed tubs,

water buckets and stall toys.

Assemble Your Tools

2 Get your cleaning tools and park your wheelbarrow or cart close to the stall door facing

in the direction you'll want to go when the barrow is full. It's easier to maneuver an empty

wheelbarrow than a full one.

Dig In

3 If the stall is bedded with straw use a pitchfork to remove manure and wet or soiled

bedding. If shavings or sawdust have been used, use the shavings fork to remove manure

and wet bedding. Fork the manure into the wheelbarrow or cart. Sometimes it's easier to

pick up wet bedding with a shovel.

Head for the Manure Pile

4 Wheel the filled barrow and dump out the contents in the assigned area (the manure pile).

It's tempting to fill the wheelbarrow really high, but this can make it hard to push and easy

to tip. It's frustrating having to clean up manure a second time because you've tipped over

the wheelbarrow!

Do a Thorough Job

5 Continue cleaning out the dirty bedding. Scrape the unsoiled bedding to one side, and check

that there is not wet or manure soiled bedding hiding underneath.

Even The Surface

6 Once you've removed all the manure and wet bedding, spread the cleaner bedding back

over the whole stall area. Check around the edges of the stall as clean bedding sometimes

gets tossed against the walls as the horse moves around. This leaves a thinner area in the

middle or where the horse usually stands. Distribute the bedding evenly.

Add Clean Bedding

7 Add new bedding to replace any that has been removed. You'll either add a whole bale

of straw, or portions of one. Fluff it with a pitchfork. Some stables have truckloads of loose

shavings piled, or some buy bags of compacted shavings. Use your wheelbarrow to

transport fresh shavings to the stall, or open a bag and fluff the compacted shavings with

the shavings fork.

How Thick To Bed

8 Gauge how thick to bed by what type of floor is under the bedding and what season it is.

If there is thick rubber matting on the stall floors, bedding can be thinner. On concrete,

especially during cold weather, add more bedding to provide padding and urine absorption.

Sand floors are easier on the horses's legs, but may get saturated with urine quickly if not

enough bedding is put down.

Weekly Maintenance

9 You may want to completely strip a stall occasionally. In this case, keep filling your

wheelbarrow until the stall floor is bare. Use the shovel to scrape up remnants of bedding

and the broom to sweep it clean. You may want to put down odor control solution or stable

disinfectant. Let the floor dry before re-bedding.

Keep Alleys and Doors Clear

10 After you've finished cleaning and bedding the stall, use the broom to sweep up spilled

manure, straw or shavings in alleys and doorways. Scoop up the sweepings into the shovel

and toss them into the manure pile. Manure, chaff and bedding pushed out a doorway will

turn into a muddy mess in wet weather.

Prepare Tools for Next Use

11 Put all the tools away where they won't cause a tripping hazard.

Ready for Your Horse

12 Replace feed tubs, buckets and toys so the stall will be ready for your horse when he

comes in.

Tips:

13 Always turn the wheelbarrow pointing in the direction you want to go out in.

14 Inexpensive hangers keep cleaning tools safely out of the way.

15 Some people leave a thick padding of bedding for warmth and only clean the top surface

during winter months.

16 Use the broom to knock down spider webs every so often.

17 Inexpensive riding gloves with the sticky rubber dots are handy for handling tools and

shavings bags without slipping.

What You Need

A wheelbarrow or cart
Pitch fork (Five pronged is best.)
A shavings fork for moving shavings or sawdust
A broad shovel
A stable broom
Gloves (optional)
Rubber boots (optional)

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Suichang Jingding Casting Co., Ltd.: Contact nameTommy Zhang
Chat Now; AddressGudun Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang

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