Does anyone know where I can get some old tyres that have been cut in half to make some home made horse jumps! Or does anyone know how to cut tyres in half. In the South Auckland area :) Thanks
ninja_man,
Jan 19, 8:54pm
would skinny car tyres or motorbike tyres work! if so get some of them.
danni_2254,
Jan 19, 8:56pm
Hacksaw or angle grinder.
busybee231,
Jan 19, 9:01pm
OK i am a women ( me and tools dont get on too well) Would need to be the standard car tyre as anything smaller would probrably be too flimsy if a horse knocked it. So prefeably on the look out for some pre cut tyres :)
danni_2254,
Jan 19, 9:04pm
Use a forever sharp.
busybee231,
Jan 19, 9:06pm
Which is a! lol
danni_2254,
Jan 19, 9:33pm
Those knifes you used to see on t.v that could cut through frozen meat and tin cans.
jason18,
Jan 19, 10:06pm
Wouldnt it be better to dig a hole and bury them so there is just half sticking up! Or do you put them on the wood up higher!
ninja_man,
Jan 19, 10:08pm
or do a burnout until the tyres blow in the middle
busybee231,
Jan 19, 10:09pm
Haha yea they get put onto a wooden platrom, to form a solid jump
m16d,
Jan 19, 10:47pm
You'd have to use a grinner with a cutting blade in it. Steel belt tires are not easy to cut. expect a lot of smoke.
owene,
Jan 19, 10:49pm
It's against the law.
danni_2254,
Jan 19, 10:50pm
And a beautiful (or terrible) smell haha
matarautrader,
Jan 19, 11:57pm
Just buy some half worn tyres.
cuda.340,
Oct 8, 6:01pm
if you went to Drury Tires they'd probably give you some tyres for free since it costs them to dispose of them. find a bloke with an angle grinder & get them cut to suit.
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