I could load some into the horse float and drop them off around the country. What do you have? The most dangerous thing about building a float is measuring the horse. I have it on good authority from someone who went near a horse once. If you measure from the side they will stand on your foot and probably kill you. From the back you will get trampled and probably killed. But the sharp end is most dangerous. So I got a side elevation from Snowdrop in my grand daughter's My Little Pony book and scaled it off. I hope it works.
I give you, for your edification on all things equine - www.thelwell.org.uk
Finally, this thread is "on-topic" again
On the off chance anybody is having a clearout down the back of the sofa, I'm after a rear wheel drive back axle. Anything will do. Otherwise if anybody as a scrap rear wheel drive car with all the running gear, I'd be happy to make an offer ?
