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Re: Horse harnesses
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Posted by hayray on October 17, 2006 at 18:10:43 from (216.234.125.252):
In Reply to: Horse harnesses posted by 37 chief on October 17, 2006 at 16:35:16:
go to a Amish harness shop and they sell pure neatsfoot oil by the gallon cheap, and get a bunch of that and soak the whole harness in there. I take pails of neatsfoot and get them hot on my wood stove and throw my bridles in there and let it stay in there for hours, does a great job. Make sure you get pure neatsfoot, not "pure neatsfoot oil cut with mineral spirits"! Some of the harness shops have big drums with neatsfoot and will treat your harness for you by soaking it in there.
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