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soonergirl98 Reg. Oct 2009	Posted 2017-01-10 4:06 PM Subject: purchasing stalls
Expert Posts: 2013 Location: Piedmont, OK	Any ideas or suggestions where to purchase affordable :) stalls in Oklahoma????
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OhMax Reg. Feb 2013	Posted 2017-01-10 4:53 PM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Married to a Louie Lover Posts: 3303	No help as I'm in Iowa, but a better description of what type of stalls you're looking for would help folks out :)
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SC Wrangler Reg. Jul 2004	Posted 2017-01-10 5:07 PM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Nut Case Expert Posts: 9305 Location: Tulsa, Ok	When we built our new barn a few years ago, we purchased Priefert stalls at Stillwater Milling. We bought fronts and dividers for 7 stalls. At the same time we purchased mats for all stalls and a revolving saddle rack. They cut us a pretty decent discount off of the list price on all items.
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turtleaut Reg. Nov 2008	Posted 2017-01-11 9:41 AM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Expert Posts: 1286 Location: Mississippi	Not sure where in Oklahoma you are but these are in Arkansas and may be worth the drive. We just added stalls to an existing barn and after comparing prices, these were very reasonable. They are extremely heavy and very well made. http://www.allengateandpanel.com/products/stall-fronts
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Nateracer Reg. Feb 2008	Posted 2017-01-11 9:45 AM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Miss Laundry Misshap Posts: 5271	I don't think there's any such thing!! I was looking to make one "real" stall for a 2yo that I am getting. Just about every single place I looked, you were talking around $1000 for the front and side that I was wanting. And that didn't include the wood!!! I was putting it up against the barn walls, so only needed one side and a front. I ended up going to craigslist and I happened to find a guy selling steel portable stalls for $500. I got one with 4 panels and bought it. You might look into an amish (not sure if they are in OK!) or other builder to make wood stalls. Horsestalls.com had about the best deals online.
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gypsy1997 Reg. Feb 2007	Posted 2017-01-11 10:06 AM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Expert Posts: 3104 Location: Arkansas	turtleaut - 2017-01-11 9:41 AM Not sure where in Oklahoma you are but these are in Arkansas and may be worth the drive. We just added stalls to an existing barn and after comparing prices, these were very reasonable. They are extremely heavy and very well made. http://www.allengateandpanel.com/products/stall-fronts We just put these in the addition we added to our barn. You WILL need a tractor to handle them.
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1DSoon Reg. May 2009	Posted 2017-01-11 10:19 AM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Location: Not Where I Want to Be	if you will watch the Preifert Site they sell seconds on the reg. You just have to watch the site
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soonergirl98 Reg. Oct 2009	Posted 2017-01-11 3:18 PM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Expert Posts: 2013 Location: Piedmont, OK	Thank you all
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motorjock Reg. Nov 2004	Posted 2017-01-11 3:52 PM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Veteran Posts: 170 Location: Texas	sent you a pm
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BFN Reg. Sep 2015	Posted 2017-01-12 6:30 AM Subject: RE: purchasing stalls
Veteran Posts: 286	There are several stalls for sale on OKC craigslist. The ones I saw looked nice and they were reasonably priced. My husband and I bought Priefert bull panels [from Shawnee Feed] to make the stalls in our barn. I love them! Better air flow and the horses can see each other.
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