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Picket Line Tightener

Name: Picket Line Tightener
SKU: HR-PT
Price: 17.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $29.99.Current price is: $17.99.

This “tight rope” is the ONLY way to tighten up your sagging picket/high line. It is so easy and yet ingenious (we were the inventor’s inspiration for this gizmo, after he saw us struggling with our self-tightening knots).

SKU: HR-PT Category: Proven Camping Gear

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DISCOUNTED FOR A LIMITED TIME!! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!

40% OFF!

You may think about making one yourself but for the price offered… forget it. Just order one, you will never be sorry.

Be ready for the horse camping season!

How to use:

Put your rope up and make it as tight as you can by hand.
Position the two knobs of the tightener so that the rope runs between them.
Firmly hold the tightener and begin to walk-twisting the tightener so that the rope twists around the knobs of the tightener.
When very tight, latch the clip on the line.

*Safety Tip* When horse camping, space your leads 20 to 24 feet apart, giving each animal an area that is 10 to 12 feet. Set the length of the animals lead long enough where they can lie down. Make sure that he is 8 to 10 feet away from any vehicle, trailer or trees.

The Picket Line Tightener in Action!!

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This saddle underwent a seat remake, not due to frustration during the crafting process, but to address the rider's discomfort with the initial seat sculpt. What changed, you ask? The pivotal alteration was in the rise. Initially, the rider struggled to maintain the correct position and felt as if she was continually climbing in the saddle. After fine-tuning the seat to support her in achieving and sustaining the proper position, along with ensuring a precise fit for her challenging-to-fit horse, I witnessed a transformative sight. Both rider and horse moved freely and comfortably around the arena under their instructor's guidance. Moreover, this adjustment aided the horse with a swayed back, allowing him to gradually develop muscles previously underutilized due to prior saddle limitations. Over time, the need for shims diminished as the horse regained strength and mobility.