ISO: Pony cart for 42" Shetland pony

[Idrivetrotters]

I’m in the New Orleans area and I’ve been looking for months for an EE cart or meadowbrook ish cart for my pony. No show cart or anything fancy, just a fun and safe cart for driving on roads and gravel roads.

I’m willing to go 4 to 5 hrs outside of the city.

[romewhip]

Rats. I have one, I’m just much too far away in Washington state.

[Murphy_s_Mom]

Where in Washington State? I have a new 41" Shetland pony.

[romewhip]

Just outside Olympia, in Rochester. PM me, I will try to find the cart pics I have. I used it for a 40" Shetland, and have training harness as well.

[Painted_Wings]

Check out Kingston, free shipping. I just bought one for my 39" pony.

http://www.kingston-saddlery.com/kss.asp?sel=product&typ_id=60&cat=HORSE%20CART

I bought this one. http://www.kingston-saddlery.com/kss.asp?sel=product&id=C2271.53S&typ_id=60&cat=HORSE%20CART

I also got a whip holder and the bag that goes underneath the seat for stuff.

[Idrivetrotters]

Thanks on the Kingston, may have found a cart that fits our needs, the free shipping really is a good bonus. Found one with solid tires so will hopefully be ordering it by the end of the month.

I did see one with adjustable shafts for pony up to horse size, that doesn’t seem like it would work. I have a 16.3 STB so having the cart fit a 42" Shetland and him doesn’t seem logical.

I’ve not used easy entries like this before so that maybe my confusion.

[Painted_Wings]

They have a size chart on their website that recommends what size shafts and wheels to use. I went up a size on the wheels. I have 27" solid wheels and my pony is only 39". http://www.kingston-saddlery.com/kss.asp?sel=Cart%20Dimensions

The 53" curved shafts are a good size for my pony. With a 42" pony I would think you would go with the 48-55" shafts if you are going straight and the 72-82" size for the horse. You would want the horse sized cart for the horse and probably the mini sized cart for the pony.