There are a lot of tools and devices found in shoeing rigs and boxes that have one factor in common.

Farrier Tom Edwards has been shoeing for 23 years. He doesn’t use pads all that often, but when he does, he uses his own hand-made pad cutter.

Farrier Allan Jaworski has honed his draft horse shoeing techniques to provide a longer life with more resets for the shoes, along with good footing for the horses.

Your shoeing apron is a valuable commodity. It’s as important as anything in your truck.