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Chrome Vanadium Pull Offs with Storage Sleeve
These 14 inch farrier pull offs are built for the routine reality of the job: horse after horse, in a barn aisle or off the back of a rig. It is a working piece from the hoof care tools collection, built from chrome vanadium steel and sized at 14 inches for real leverage on fitted shoes. The pivoted construction transfers handle movement straight to the working head, so the shoe comes loose in a controlled motion rather than a single hard pull. It ships with a protective storage sleeve, which keeps the working head covered between appointments and makes it straightforward to carry in a mobile kit.
Built for Controlled Shoe Removal
Long straight handles give you two-handed leverage, so you work the shoe loose under control instead of forcing it. The horse stays settled and you stay in control of the foot. Before you pull, raise or remove the clinches with a clinch cutter. Working a shoe off over set clinches damages the hoof wall and makes the pull harder than it needs to be. Position the tool, then work the shoe loose progressively, section by section around the shoe, rather than in one pull.
Where These Pull Offs Fit in the Kit
These pull offs suit full-time farriers and trimmers as well as horse owners who handle their own hoof maintenance between professional visits. They work on horses and ponies alike and earn their place in a shoeing rig, a ranch tool kit, or a stable toolbox. The heavy-duty horseshoe puller uses a forged chrome steel build with deep serrated jaws for high-volume, dedicated pulling, and the 14 inch farrier pliers add a shoe-spreading jaw, so the three cover different parts of the same job. Equine Care backs this tool with a 30-day manufacturer warranty. A wipe-down, a light oil on the pivot and dry storage in the sleeve after each use keeps it working the way it should.