Because cash flow can be a problem for immediete upgrade, the goal for the completion of this project/makeover is March 24. Not only is it early in the spring so my trailer should be equipped and ready to go for spring and summer events and happenings, but it is Milo's birthday :)
Without further adeu, here is the list:
Trailer Makeover/Stock List
To be completed by March 24
Water JugTo be completed by March 24
Pitchfork
Manure Bucket
2 water/feed buckets
First Aid Kit
To include:
o Mercury or Digital Thermometer and Rubbing Alcohol
o Cutters/Scissors
o Clean Leg Wraps
o Gauze and Bandages
o Vet Wrap
o Tweezers
o Disposable Diapers
o Anitbiotic Ointment
o Stethoscope
o Sheet for vital signs
Grooming Supplies
To include:
o Curry Comb
o Medium and Stiff Brush
o Hoof Pick
o Mane and Tail Brush
Duct Tape
Hay Twine
Two Blocker Ties
Two Blocks of Wood
Add hinged lower latch to rear door
Add flood light(s) to rear
Door block/stopper for tack room
Flashlight
Hay Net/Bag - potential: corner feeders
Spare Halter and Lead Rope
I may be adding to/subtracting (not likely) this list as thing come to my mind.
"A goal without a plan is just a wish." - Larry Elder
3 comments:
Great list!! I have "trailer supplies" that I keep in my trailer at all times too. That way all the necessities are stocked and ready to go and I can't forget something important. The first aid kit is difficult to keep, though, because of the heat we have here in NC. Some of the stuff shouldn't be baking in the 120 degree temperatures that gather inside my horse trailer.
But it's always ncie to have those things on hand! :)
fortunetly for me, Western WA typically only gets to about 90 in the summer, and around 20 at coldest in the winter. :)
U.S. Rider roadside assistance insurance - not in the trailer or truck, but very important if you break down.
Safety triangles, and a roll on/roll off jack for tire changing.
And a good knife for cutting things free in an emergency.
If you use hay nets, use the small mesh type - no chance of catching a leg.
Fly masks if you leave the windows open and don't have screens (Dawn always pushes her nose through ours.)
Flashlight.
Some hay and a water bucket and some water.
Good list!
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