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sport565
Reg. Jun 2006
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2014-01-26 7:25 AM
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Has anyone had good luck with hay steamers improving their horses respiratory issues
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trickster j
Reg. Nov 2007
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2014-01-26 8:38 AM
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I have! Love mine! I have the 1/2 bale steamer and the travel steamer. Super easy to use. I set them up on timers so all I need to do is reload hay and water and shut the lid-
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Jenbabe
Reg. Jul 2006
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2014-01-26 9:42 AM
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I'm saving up for one. But in the meantime I'm just watering down hay before feeding and spreading it out on a rubber mat so that she doesn't bury her nose in it and it's not sitting on the dirt. I've seen a huge difference just in doing this, so I imagine actually steaming it would have excellent results.
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barrelracr131
Reg. Aug 2011
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2014-01-26 10:03 AM
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RE: Hay steamers
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She used one with her horse and made it...way cheaper than buying... I think now she switched to hay cubes, but she can give you more info
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Runninonthebuck
Reg. Jan 2008
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2014-01-26 12:43 PM
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http://horseandman.com/tag/make-your-own-hay-steamer/ My husband and I have been talking about making one and I found this. With menards having an 11% off sale today we will be trying it today!
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sport565
Reg. Jun 2006
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2014-01-26 8:31 PM
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Yes,I think we could make one.i think a heavy duty box from tractor supply would work better than the plastic tubs
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Runninonthebuck
Reg. Jan 2008
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2014-01-27 8:09 AM
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Location: Wisconsin
we got a heavier duty box and did two steamers. We also did some other thingd differently. Just waiting for all the sealant do cure and I am going to test it tomorrow
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