Customer Photo Gallery of Horse
Stalls, Outdoor Products and Barn Equipment
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folks who have purchased CMI horse stalls and barn equipment
have made some beautiful additions to their barns. Here is a
place where you can show the world your accomplishments using
CMI products. If you would like to add a couple of photos to
the gallery, please e-mail your photos to: webmaster@countrymfg.com If you have a website, send that address along
and we will post a link to it so people can visit your website.
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Hollingsworth Farms, Paris
KY new barn with stalls by Country Manufacturing. It’s the
second time I’ve used CM stall kits and they always come
out great! Thanks for great products and prompt service. I highly
recommend CM. Cheers, CH
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Richard Hannum Of Whitehouse,
Ohio sent in these nice photos of our Mini-Stalls
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Hello,
I'm writing about our recent stall front purchase via Amazon
and wanted to share with you the before and after pics of our
3, 10x12 stalls. We were very happy with the quality of the product
and have already received compliments on them. I did however
want to inform you that I think you should rework your instructions
as they were a bit complicated. Having built stalls before using
a different product I at least had an understanding of how to
put them together. The first time stall builder may not?? Perhaps
a short 10+ min YouTube assembly video would have been awesome
or better quality color pictures on the assembly process would
have been nice. Additionally the self tapping screws were a pain.
I had more wasted time with them. If I could go back in time
and had a metal drill bit I would have predrilled the holes.
Lastly, one of the fiber bags holding the screws ripped out inside
the box during shipping so we were concerned that we lost parts
before we ever began also because everyone of the boxes we're
ripped open by the UPS folks from handling. Food for thought.
I would recommend your product and also thanks for the ample
amount of screws etc!
The Shelton's
Grayson county VA |
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"My husband, Mel Gale, is very
talented - a non-horsey guy who accommodates his wife very well!
For reference, here's the stall with the mini in it. Plenty spacious!
Mel used 3/4-inch thick tongue and groove to mimic the look of
my horses' stalls.
After Mel installed the wood, it only
took him 30 minutes to set up the rest of the stall ... and this
was our first time doing so. The floor isn't 100 percent level,
but we were able to adapt and make it work. It looks good and
it's safe!
Since we were unable to use the second
stabilizer bar due to the door placement, Mel cut off the prongs
and installed it on the diagonal to better secure the door frame
to the adjacent panel. Great idea, right? And it does the job
perfectly. I touched up the cut area with a little paint to keep
it looking as nice as the rest of the stall frame. We intend
this to be a permanent installation.
Thanks again for providing a quality
product that allowed us to build a beautiful and practical stall!"
Best,
Joan Todd
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Kurt Schnieders sent in this photo
showing the progress of his modular
stall installation: Hello,
I first want to say thank-you. We love the modular stalls and
have them mostly completed in our new barn...
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Richard Coley of Byram MS sent
in this photo showing how he built a laundry room door using
our stall door frame kit. You are only limited by your imagination
how many ways our stall kits and components can be used.
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Rex Briant of Talking Rock Georgia
sent in this photo showing how his 2 each 12 ft wide stall fronts
came out using our Black Enamel Coated
Stall Kits. Nice job Rex!
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To CMI,
Thank you for the quick service and quality product. We built
custom stalls and doors and use the jail bars to fit accordingly.
The swing out feeders are very nice, it eliminates the liability
of having people in the stalls to feed while horses may be in
there. I researched several different company websites and your
product appeared to be easy to work with, and I was correct.
I called with questions about door kits and the fellow on the
other end was very helpful. Shipping was easy and quick. Thanks
again
Dustin and Jennifer Lee
Toddville, Iowa.
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Thought we might share some photos of our
new mini horse barn. We couldn’t be happier with the quality
and look of our new CMI stalls! We built our own cross buck style
inserts for our 3 sliding doors that added a nice touch and the
country look we were going for. It wasn’t hard to just build
then and slide them in the frame in place of individual planks.
We also like the structural look of adding reinforcer bars to
reinforce and break up the long 8’ and 12’ wall spans.
We chose to buy extra channel framing to use at the bottom of
all our wall panels and sliding barn doors. They protect the
wood and add a nice finished look. We also painted all the sliding
door hardware black to match the black metal grills. We prefer
this look to the bare metal roller channel and hardware and all
it took was a can of spray paint. The stall kits were very versatile
and made it so easy to design the layout we wanted. We get so
many complements on our CMI stalls!
Thank you for your helpful service and
fast shipping!
Debi and Mark Jobin
Apace Junction, AZ
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People have a way of putting their
minds to it and coming up with something very unique! We are enjoying your horse stall wall on the
small house we built as a guest house.
Bob Smith
Clearwater Ks.
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Gerald Snapka sent in these
photos showing his new model 7740UTV-BR trailer ready to go to
work behind his Polaris Ranger...
 
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Dave Shoff of Warsaw, Ohio writes:
This wagon is amazing, all my neighbors want one too. I've
had it in so many places and it always was very stable! With
a giant load of wood or supplies on it! Very inexpensive for
a well built solid cart. Thank you!
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Country Manufacturing
I ordered an 8500 Trailer recently - Just wanted to drop a line,
it arrived very well packaged, assembly was quick and easy. All
parts fit together perfect and there was not fight to assemble.
I have been a metal fabricator for years and build many of my
own implements and tractor attachments so I am extremely picky
about how items I purchase are built. I was extremely pleased
how this trailer is built, very well designed , thought out and
heavy built.
Funny, my other half asked what I thought after assembly, my
reply was "very happy, its built like I would build it".
Thanks for putting out a nice product
at a good price - Extremely pleased.
Thanks
Jon
Elite Fabworx, LLC
2290 55th Ave.
Baldwin, WI
715-760-2360 or 715-760-0351
https://www.elitefabworxllc.com
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I just wanted to let you know
how much I love your product the quality and service is the best
around. Also just wanted to send you a picture of what I have
done to the wagon to fit my 12 grand kids.
Photos submitted by Scott Damon Onsted,
Michigan
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Hello Country Manufacturing:
I received trailer yesterday and assembled
it.
Everything fit with no drilling, reaming
or hammering required. Its a robust, well designed and well manufactured
implement.
I attached a picture. It was well worth
the wait.
Thank you from a satisfied customer,
Dick Hornak
Mishicot, WI
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Good Day Folks,
I would suspect that each trailer is used
in as many different way as there are customers. I wanted to
thank you for the help and support in the order process and share
with you how mine is currently loaded. One thing which you may
wish to consider would be to add a trailer jack to the accessory
options, it is much easier to “one stop shop”. I would
be happy to answer any questions, or should you wish provide
additional photos for your web site.
· QTAC HP 85 Fire Skid
· 200 Gallon Water Tank
Once I get through fire season and the
burn piles this winter I’ll remove the equipment and use
the trailer in other ways.
Cheers,
Richard Van Horn III
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The wagon has been instrumental in
moving material from a staging area to a work site that is inaccessible
by larger machines. The project was to construct a causeway about
80’ long through a wet area. About 12 tons of 3/4”
pack make up the 5’ wide road. Some of the road was armored
with 1.9 tons of 3-5” stone (rip rap) to prevent collapse.
Photos submitted by Stephen Mayotte of
N. Chelmsford, MA.
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The ATV wagon we purchased from you
has been an excellent tool for feeding our sheep flock and moving
all sorts of things around the farm. We feed our flock of 400
merino ewes daily with it in winter. It handles the whole 1900
lb 4x4 square alfalfa bales we feed well. We purchased the hand
operated dump bed feature with it. When needed I can dump the
whole bale 1900 lb bale. A few custom features I added were a
simple wood rack to the front of the wagon to keep the hay bale
from flaking off towards the tongue (it’s made from the
wood the trailer was shipped with, a 3/4 inch plywood bed, and
a welded on extension to slip a piece of pipe over the jack pump
for more leverage along with a tab to make releasing the jack
easier. To load the large sized hay bales I stage them with a
loader tractor by double stacking them and use a bar to push
the top bale off onto the hay wagon. We save money in fuel and
wear and tear on the tractor by only having to operate it more
than once every two weeks. We use 4 gallons of fuel every two
weeks in the ATV to feed our 400 ewes hay and corn twice daily.
Feeding the flock by myself is done simply and safely. I pull
the wagon forward, walk back and push a flake of hay off the
bale, walk back to the ATV, pull it forward and then repeat the
process. With any other other feeding vehicles tractor, pickup
etc., to feed safely two operators are needed. Another feature
I like about the wagon is if the whole bale isn’t needed,
I flake off the amount of hay needed from the staged double stacked
bales onto it. Some bales don’t flake well and make bulky
loose piles of hay. The side racks keep the loose hay on the
trailer nicely. Being able to efficiently feed large square bales
of alfalfa saves us a significant amount of money on feed because
4x4 bales are the least expensive hay package here. The wagon
is also useful year around on the farm not just for feeding.
Thank you for the well made product and excellent customer service.
Wyoming sheep producer,
Ty Jarvis
 
 
 
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Stephen Mayotte of N. Chelmsford,
MA sent in these photos showing how he modified a Model 8300
Utility Wagon to use a 12 volt battery powered hydraulic dump.
Excellent job Stephen!
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Here is a nice barn built
by Joanne C Archer of Pulaski, PA. Joanne used our Dutch Doors
complete the construction and keep the weather out. Very nice
Joanne! |
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Hello,
Just wanted to say thanks for the great
product!
We finished our stable using your modular stall systems. We now
have four 12X12 box stall (leaving two panels removable so when
our mares foal this spring they will have 12X24 stalls)
We did weld the panels in place instead of using the "modular"
connections.
It looks great. It's very solid and functional.
I've had a number of people ask about the
panels and was happy to tell them where I got them.
Again thank you for the great product!
Patrick Gaylor
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Just wanted to tell you how happy we are
with our new stall fronts and walls. Jen has been great to work
with and has very nice customer service. The kits are exactly
what we needed and all parts just what we ordered. We customized
a little so we had to order a few additional parts. Thanks for
selling them separate. This really helps. Also ordered hay racks
and bucket holders. The barn is starting to look super nice and
we are pleased.
Thanks again
Rusty Howell
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Shot of Before Stall Construction
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Here is a beautiful example of a
horse barn / car garage built using CMI Black Steel Stall Kits.
"As promised here are the pictures
of our completed 3 car garage and barn with stalls with all the
product we purchased from Country MFG. Thanks so much for all
your help, we are very very happy with the service, pricing and
quality. Thanks!!"
Brian Riccio
Exeter, NH.
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I just wanted to drop you a note (&
some pictures) and tell you how much we love our Country Manufacturing
mini horse stalls! We use them for our Australian Shepherd kennels
and they work great.
Thanks for making such a great product!
Tom & Marcia
Cottage Farm Aussies
info@cottagefarmaussies.com
Follow us on Instagram!
@cfaussies
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Photo submitted by David Short
with the following comment: "Try as we might for 35 years,
we haven’t been able to kill this wagon. "
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Folks- last year I purchased a 7500 and
just picked up a 8300 and 8500 yesterday for my cattle\timber
farm. This Company is a class act. Office staff was ready with
paperwork and shipping guys loaded me in about a minute. Everybody
had a smile. Just like the 7500 purchased previous, the 8300\8500’s
are perfectly made, not even any marred paint. All three wagons
are made to be worked; made for years of service. Efficient,
simple designs. Every piece fits, the welds perfect, good wood
utilized, and great paint jobs. Value received!! Buy from this
Company and you will not be disappointed!!
Fred Circle Springfield, Ohio
Lone Rock Cattle Company
Fred D. Circle
President CEO | FDCE
O- 866.270.4833 | C- 614.774.9182 | F-
866.436.5222
fred@fdcenterprises.com | www.fdcenterprises.com
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A couple of nice photos of a Model
7300 LW Wagon customized by Greg Nolan of Hamilton, Virginia
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Model 5450ATV-BR single axle trailer
send in by Meir Gottlieb
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Here is a nice photo
sent in by Brent Aukema of Ironwood Michigan showing his 5450ATV
cart being put to work hauling dirt. |
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"We drove down on friday and
picked up our wagon. It's hard to tell in pictures what you're
getting but seeing it in person you can really see the quality
put into it. Here is a photo of me putting it to work on Saturday.
I just wanted to tell you how much I like it. It's getting harder
to find really good products nowadays. Keep up the good work."
- Thanks again
- Robert Spitler Ohio
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Here is a nice photo of a Model
8300 2 ton wagon being put to work. Photo submitted by Bill Ulrich
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"I am now a year into using
one of your Model 8300 wagons. I own a 50 acre “farmette”
with about 20 acres of pasture, 20 acres of woodlot/orchards,
and about 2 acres in vegetables for our use. Your wagon is now
my default go-to for about 80 percent of what I need to move
on the property. It is rated for 2-ton and I routinely haul that
weight (and almost certainly more) cut stone on some pretty rough
trails. My 6x12 three ton has gotten used exactly once since
I bought the 8300. The wagon gets used and used hard between
hauling stone/firewood/fertilizer/whatever. The test of a great
piece of equipment is that you don’t think about it when
using it – it just functions as expected without any issues.
Your 8300 clearly fits that category and it does what it is supposed
to do without notice.
Great job on the design and construction.
Bottom line - I love the thing and am looking at purchasing a
second 8300 as soon as I sell the 8x12 wagon".
- David Perry
- Murrysville, PA
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a model 7740UTV trailer can serve multiple purposes. This customer
built a custom frame to mount on the model 7740UTV chassis as
a combination water hauler and sprayer. The bed can be removed
by taking out the pivot pin and the watering frame slides into
place. When he needs the bed back on, the watering tank frame
slides off and the bed can be reinstalled. That is American Know-how
at it's finest! Thank you Bret Cox for bringing this by for us
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| Model 5400 FYI --I purchased this 30-35 years ago and still
being used to today. Some changes I’ve made, beefed up the
frame some, welded small blocks to keep the side board stakes
, upright. New tires. Wood is getting rather rotted and could
use a paint job. Other than that ,I still use it frequently.
Been a pretty tough little trailer. Oh yes the price has more
than doubled!! Doing again, I would probably buy the trailer
with the hydraulic dump feature. I do think you make quality
equipment, not the plastic stuff on the market today. I’ve
been satisfied Jerry Savaloja Walton KY |
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to us by Arlyn Aronson of the Keweenaw
Nordic Ski Club, Hancock MI showing a model 7550ATV trailer
with the 3010 hand-operated hydraulic lift working on the ski
trails. |
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Here is a nice example of how a old
model 300 series utility wagon was given a new life with some
improvements to make it the way they wanted it. The photos show
the condition of the wagon and how it has been restored. Excellent
job K.C.!
"Hello I had talked with someone
about info on a model 300 wagon .I am sending you a few pictures
of before and after the revamp that i did over the winter. I
bought it from a gentleman for $90.00 delivered(only had seen
pictures on Craigslist) i did modify the dump assy. some i did
away with the bottle jack and put in an electric/hydraulic jack(that
can be removed when needed to use as a jack)and i also put in
nylon strips for the dump arm to ride on and also nylon on the
ends of the dump arm. I will send in another email a video of
the wagon as it is at this moment. Thank you K.C. Kubik (kccraftswoman
on mytractorforum.com."
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Here is a nice example of how one of our
wagons found a new life as a portable chicken coop! Andrea Magee
Kennedy sent in these photos of their "Rolla-Coop"
built by Scott Magee.
Those chickens will be roosting in style!
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"I recently purchased your ATV
Single Axle trailer, Inv. No 1115352 and wanted to let you know
your product is amazing!! I have gone through numerous trailers
before purchasing this one and the shear quality and trail capabilities
of your trailer is outstanding. Thank you for making a product
that is designed to handle rough terrain and has proven to be
a workhorse pulling firewood out of the woods!!! "
Sincerely,
Christopher D. Jackman
Bartenfelder Landscape Service, Inc.
Commercial Project Manager
www.bartenfelder.com
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submitted by Todd Digard of Ohio showing a Model 5400 cart with
brushracks hauling some darn good sized pieces of firewood. That
is a good size load of wood! Our wagons, trailers and carts are
designed to take the punishment that most others can't handle. |
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Our wagons, trailers and
carts get used for all kinds of different tasks! This ATV cart
was bought by Bill's wife for the main purpose of harvesting
and hauling walnuts! We have been told this was an early Christmas
present.
The sign on the side says "William's
Walnut Wagon"
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Here are some nice photos
send in by J.J. Strickland of Keysville, GA. "It is a
beautiful design and very well built. Love it. I feel guilty
about paying the sale price…."
This is a model 6500 lawn trailer
( 6 ft long bed).
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"Attached are pictures of one of
your wagons. I purchased this unit about a year ago and started
the project during Jan. of 2015.
I have taken it to the Fla. Flywheelers
Show and enjoyed touring around with family & friends.
I hope you like the pictures."
Harry Cunningham III
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Many people ask us how long
our trailers and wagons will last. This photo sent in by Stan
and Bonnie Jensen of North Dakota is of a model 7300 wagon they
bought back in 2002! It is used on a daily basis and will give
you an idea of how durable we build our products. |
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Sometimes, you need to modify things
to make it suit your specific needs and that is just what Tom
Cummings did with this Model 7340ATV Trailer. Tom extended the
height of the sides and made slide-in compartments for hauling
chain saws and other firewood cutting equipment.
Great Job Tom!
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Here is a nice photo of a 1949
Farmall Cub with a Model 600 Manure Spreader sent in by a customer.
The tongue has been modified by the customer longer to help when
making tight turns behind this vintage tractor.
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"Just love your stall kits. This is
the 12 by 18 foot that I built with your kit. Really happy with
the way it turned out. Just had to share. Three more 12 by 14's
to go! Will go faster as we know what we are doing! Thanks for
a great and affordable product."
Nancy Panner
Medford, Oregon
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To CMI,
Just wanted to send a quick email to let you know how happy I
am with my new Dutch doors. The doors are great, very well built,
and look awesome on my new barn. (And you can't beat the free
shipping which was not offered by other companies I spoke to!)
I have attached a photo of the Dutch doors after I finished painting
them. Thanks again from a very satisfied customer??
Sincerely,
Heidi Turpin
Cynthiana, KY
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Black Horse Stall Kits were
used to build this great looking multiple stall barn in Berlin
Center, Ohio.
Photo submitted by the Nickell
Family
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Modular Horse Stall Front showing the "gossip door" open.
Photo Submitted by Bob Trench
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Susan Royal in Missouri sent
these photos of her horse barn with CMI galvanized support post
style horse stalls installed. Excellent job Susan!
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These photos are a great
example how an older barn can be upgraded with some new modular
horse stalls. The first 2 photos show the old barn stalls and
the third and fourth photos show the same barn after the upgrade
with new modular horse stalls.
"Here are a couple of pictures
of the old stalls to compare with what we did! The difference
is AMAZING!! "
"Our stalls are finally done!
They look great! Makes the 40 year old barn look brand new! This
was adapting the fronts - to odd measurements with out special
ordering. We thought you would like to see the results."
Sincerely,
Karen & Charlie Naber
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Here are some innovative folks
who purchased two 18 by 20 foot
car ports and used them as the frame for their stall and tack
shed. They used CMI galvanized horse stall components to create
this great open span style horse barn.
Photos by Don & Theresa Brigner
Paulden, Arizona
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These photos show why modular
horse stalls can be a real convenience. Kelli Butler says "The
first few photos are from a stall I had to put up in my garage.
My new barn was not completed in time for the mares to foal in,
so we had to get creative :)" Modular horse stalls can be
moved to different locations much easier than support post horse
stalls as Kelli's photos show.
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One of our CMI ATV Model
5400 ATV trailers hauling a couple of friends.
Photo by Craig Ritchie, DVM
Companion Animal Hospital
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I am very happy with my recent purchase
of the Zero Turn Tractor, snow plow. I have included some photographs.
We have pretty good snows in Northern Maryland. I am waiting
for the big snow (Murphy's law............... now that I have
my blade). I used the blade to clean up from a snow storm from
1 1/2 weeks ago. To give the tractor extra traction I inserted
some 5/16" sheet metal screws into the turf lugs. It gives
it a good bite on my hill, without the bulk, that snow chains
give. The purchase from your company went very smooth. I will
buy from your company again. I have shared photographs of my
plow with other zero turn owners who are impressed with it.
Thanks for your help,
Jim Harkins
Whiteford, Md.
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"We don’t get too
much snow in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, so alot of my friends
looked at me kinda funny when they saw the blade on the front
of my zero turn mower. They weren’t looking so funny when
I drove by them as they shoveled their drives this morning. Of
course, I offered to help...
We had about 8 inches last night
and the photo is of me clearing my Mini Storage Lot. The blade
works well, but I need to make a few modifications for my JD
425 to fit it properly. I’ve also added some pins and bolts
for stability."
Rick Hetzel - Cape Girardeau, MO
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This is a great example of
American ingenuity! This CMI estate trailer has been converted
into use as a leaf vacuum. Photo by Dennis O'Connell. |
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These photos are a excellent example
of how an old dairy barn has been converted to a horse barn.
The top left photo shows what these folks started with, the next
2 photos show the horse stall installation in progress with the
great results shown below:
Photos of this horse stall building
project courtesy of:
Craig Bosley
Bosley-Acres Farm
Mooers, NY
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A beautiful example of CMI Aluminum
Horse Stalls by Halcyon Hill Stable in Ohio. This is a 6 stall
barn using walls 6 inches thick. The aluminum stall grills are
set back flush with the inside of the stalls, giving the stalls
a very sturdy appearance. Gravity latches and aluminum swingout
feeders are used on these stalls. These horse stalls are used
for stalling Warmbloods.
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This is a great example
of a 8 horse stall barn, 2 rows of 4 stalls each. Owned by C.
Deyo, she used CMI black painted steel stall grills and stall
doors. Each stall has a stall grill with a feed opening in it.
2 x 8 lumber was used in the stall construction giving the fronts
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Photos by Dr. Carol Wochenko,
an Ohio psychologist that uses her miniature horse with some
of her younger therapy clients. "I built a stall from country
manufacturing right in my garage (attached to my house)!! I love
it!" http://apapo.org/DrCarolWochenko |
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