Need HELP!! Horse tried to eat my tractor

[JOHNINMA]

Max Power I am going to try that it sounds interesting. Do you use a particular type of pad and power tool like a buffer to work it into the scratches? Any particular brand of toothpaste produce better results? Thankyou everyone for the help. I will try this tomorrow and post the results.:thumbsup:

 

[Max Power]

Max Power I am going to try that it sounds interesting. Do you use a particular type of pad and power tool like a buffer to work it into the scratches? Any particular brand of toothpaste produce better results? Thankyou everyone for the help. I will try this tomorrow and post the results.:thumbsup:

I am not sure how it will work on this type of glass. tooth paste does have an abrasive in it. I have only done it by hand but if it is a hard glass it may be better with a buffing tool.

 

[JOHNINMA]

Thankyou Max Power, I have a variable speed buffer and I am going to try it on a small spot working up to a larger area if I have good results.

 

[wrooster]

Let me see if i understand this correctly:

You got a scratch on your tractor?

*That* is what this thread is about?






Wrooster :laughing:

 

[5030]

Yeiks.... i do know that they can polish glass, as i had someone do it a long time ago on a glass table top. But im not sure who to ask. Maybe a glass/window shop.

Arnt horses just wonderful hehe.

GOATS are far worse. I had a goat eat my 1975 ford f350 seat. climbed thru window...ate seat

Horses are like boats exccept that instead of a hole on the water, it's a hole in the drylot.

I believe I'd be having goatburger. Had a friend who had a bear rip the door off his Suburban to get to a peanut butter sandwuch. Now, if I caught the bear, I's have filled his gut with FMJSWCs of the .44 magnum type....

I wasn't aware that horses had diamond hard teeth (scratch glass) but then again, horses are unusually resourceful.

I really shouldn't badmouth horses. I derive a nice living selling hay to equestrian's (even though most don't have a clue about what good hay and bad hay is. To most of them. good hay is heavy green bales, when, in fact, a heavy green bale is mold waiting to happen, but money talks and they aren't my nags. My wife owns the nags, not me. If it was up to me and horsemeat was legal here like in Canada, I'd be butchering them and eating them.

 

[grsthegreat]

Horses are like boats exccept that instead of a hole on the water, it's a hole in the drylot.

I believe I'd be having goatburger. Had a friend who had a bear rip the door off his Suburban to get to a peanut butter sandwuch. Now, if I caught the bear, I's have filled his gut with FMJSWCs of the .44 magnum type....

I wasn't aware that horses had diamond hard teeth (scratch glass) but then again, horses are unusually resourceful.

I think his wife scratched the glass and blamed the horses. He was spending too much time with the tractor.

 

[5030]

I think his wife scratched the glass and blamed the horses. He was spending too much time with the tractor.

If it was me, I'd be spending quality time with the wife. More fun than any tractor, anyday.

 

[retiredmgn]

I think his wife scratched the glass and blamed the horses. He was spending too much time with the tractor.

Are you saying his wife dragged her teeth across the glass door on his cab and scratched it?
Sounds a bit harsh.

 

[grsthegreat]

Are you saying his wife dragged her teeth across the glass door on his cab and scratched it?
Sounds a bit harsh.

think diamond wedding ring.... sharper then teeth.

 

[brin]

My Dad brought my Mother to our farm pond and drove his Cadillac - They walked down to the pond and we all went fishing and when we walked back to their car my Horse had eaten a big patch of his vinyl top...Not good...The horse, Charlie, was fine...did not even ever burp...