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Double End Snaps
4 inch long double ended snaps available in either brass or nickel plated zinc. Handy for many uses around the barn.
Made in China.
| Style |
Item Number |
Model Number |
UPC |
| Brass |
SLT700110 BRS |
244806 |
754888043733 |
| Nickel |
SLT700110 NKL |
120141CS |
754888020505 |
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Use these everywhere; hay bags, water buckets, etc.
Bar S Rodeo
The snaps will work for what we want them for...
work good
They work good.
I use these all over the ranch
I use these for several different applications: to secure water buckets to a fence so the horses don't knock them over, latches on gates, hanging tack on nails, etc. They are durable and very versatile.
product has many uses
I purchase these double ended snaps to donate to Service Dog Project, run by Carlene White. They breed, raise, train and DONATE their great danes as mobility service dogs to people with balance problems. Our veterans are always high on the list of recipients, but they have provided service dogs to children as young as ten, and everyone in between. Carlene swears by these snaps and used them for everything around the farm.
a snap for every need
I do not use these but the lady who runs Service Dog Project, a 501C organization, has the whole farm held together w/these snaps. She says they are good for almost everything and cannot do without them so periodically I have a couple dozen sent. She opens mail on live camera through explore.org so I see her reaction when they arrive, which is always very positive.
must have in every barn
must have for either feeders , buckets , or cross ties . Handy to have few arround and extras !
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can you use them to attach to a hitching post and are they sturdy?
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on Dec 10, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I use them for clips to hold feed buckets. I wouldn't recommend using them to tie a horse to a hitching post. They are gonna snap if the horse panics and you don't want the metal to get you or the horse in the eye, head, etc. I can't say if they are sturdy cause they arent' meant to be used in that manner. Sorry.
BEST ANSWER: I use them for clips to hold feed buckets. I wouldn't recommend using them to tie a horse to a hitching post. They are gonna snap if the horse panics and you don't want the metal to get you or the horse in the eye, head, etc. I can't say if they are sturdy cause they arent' meant to be used in that manner. Sorry.
I love these snaps, they are a great product to have on hand. They are sturdy enough to use on a hitching post, I also use them to hang hay nets, and for my stall guards. My Dutch Warmblood leans on a stall guard from time to time, and holds her weight well, and she is a 16.5 H horse. I hope this helps!
I have seen them used that way, but I personally don't feel they're strong enough for it. You may wish to consider something specifically made to tie more safely, such as a cross tie with a quick-release panic snap, a tie ring, or even a regular lead rope when a safety knot is used.
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I used them for buckets most of the time when trailering. I personally wouldn't use them as any type of hitch. One side always tends to stick and there is always a random dud with these.
They are sturdy and sure you can attach them to a hitching post. I use them for reins I made to attach to a halter for bareback, bridleless riding.
I would not consider Nickel for a hitching post...if you must use double end snap the brass is a better option
The are not strong enough for use in tying on a horse. I use them to hold back the dividers in our trailer.
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