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  1. Oct 04, 2011, 07:52 PM
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    Draft Horse shoes

    Pulled out this draft horse shoe from about 20" down in the woods. Hopefully it will clean well after electrolysis.
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  2. Nov 03, 2011, 06:40 PM #2
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    Re: Draft Horse shoes

    Twenty inches down!!

    I find them all the time. Usually just a few inches down, makes the detector show 'over load'. For a while, I just hung them on the nearest tree limb. Now I lug'em home again.
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    Re: Draft Horse shoes

    Quote Originally Posted by m14nm
    Twenty inches down!!

    I find them all the time. Usually just a few inches down, makes the detector show 'over load'. For a while, I just hung them on the nearest tree limb. Now I lug'em home again.
    All the iron stuff I've dug have been deep. I have other horseshoes, different sizies, and they were all deep like hell. Question: What made you change your mind about leaving them behind? The only iron stuff I found recently that was basically on the surface was this old RR switch pad lock that I'm still cleaning with electrolysis.
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