No worries mate it looks like its come up a treat :thumb:
Are you going to mount drag flaps under it?
Are you going to mount drag flaps under it?
How I Made My Stone Deflector
- Thread starter cruza driver
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Great job Turtle, and a great looking Kelpie too !!! :thumb:
I am biased towards Kelpies though we have 2 of them one is 15 and the other nearly 2
I am biased towards Kelpies though we have 2 of them one is 15 and the other nearly 2
Thought you might have been a bit partial to a good looking kelpie! Ours hales from Gulgong.
We've got a 9 year old stumpy cattle dog and our kelpie (bitch, 12 months old).
Plenty of dog friendly, free camping over our way. Sofala or Flat Rock are just a couple that come to mind.
Let us know if your ever over this way.
We've got a 9 year old stumpy cattle dog and our kelpie (bitch, 12 months old).
Plenty of dog friendly, free camping over our way. Sofala or Flat Rock are just a couple that come to mind.
Let us know if your ever over this way.
Will do thanks mate :thumb:
Our young one was from a stud in Mansfield, she was actually bought by a sheep station but didn't work out and we got her at 4 months old has worked out perfectly for us :grouphug: and the old one has taught her plenty.
Our young one was from a stud in Mansfield, she was actually bought by a sheep station but didn't work out and we got her at 4 months old has worked out perfectly for us :grouphug: and the old one has taught her plenty.
Just regular shad cloth and its attached with cable ties because I thought that a regular replacement may have been necessary.
About 12 months on (looking back at this thread) and it still looks great
and the dog looks even better
Still proving dogs and cats can get on!!!
About 12 months on (looking back at this thread) and it still looks great
and the dog looks even better Still proving dogs and cats can get on!!!
Like Turtle mentioned I used shadecloth and cable ties. The trick is not to do it really tight as you done want it like a trampoline and bouncing anything back with force. It should absorb what ever is hitting it.
Mine actually got a small hole in it from our Snowy Mountains trip last year when a stick flicked up, so I guess lucky it was there. The hole hasn't grown but I will just cable tie the hole up and its all fixed :encouragement:
No worries mate thats what this thread is for :thumb: post up some pics of the build too if you get a chance.