Posted by NEsota on October 05, 2007 at 19:06:49 from (64.131.21.81):
In Reply to: Shocking corn posted by steelfronts on October 05, 2007 at 16:25:39:
We used a horse like the one RayP talks about except the dimensions on ours were larger. Two pieces of wood, about four feet long (1"x4") were fastened at the top and spread 30 inches, at the bottom. These were held by a horizontal piece of the same material about a foot off the ground. The third leg was attached at the top of the "A" and was 8-9 feet long. You put the first bundles on either side of third leg at the high point, until they support one another and then pull the horse through on the open side.
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