Cast Iron Horse Heading Hitching Post
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Cast Iron Horse Heading Hitching Post
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Add some pizzazz with this decorative cast iron hitching post, showing a horse head with ring in mouth. Ring measures 2 3/4" D.
Item Specifications:
7 1/4” L x 4 1/4” W x 8 5/8” H Bottom post hole diameter - 2 1/4"
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GBJ79
160230BK
765839602305
4.0 / 5.0
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horse head
yes I would recommend it. it was actually nicer than I thought it would be
April 25, 2019
Purchased
State Line Tack = Great product, great service, learning experience for packaging.
U.S. mail = drop kick shipping
I loved the looks of the product, and they are heavy.
December 14, 2018
Purchased
Ok but not great
Ok casting but not tight at the seam. It would be nicer if it was cast as one piece
August 13, 2018
Purchased
Had to cover white spots as was not covered in black paint, some small chips, otherwise, liked it.
June 6, 2018
Purchased
Outstanding quality! Beyond my expectations!
Great product & outstanding customer service. Just what I wanted, this is a quality cast iron horse head. I would highly recommend it!
April 29, 2018
Purchased
Nice horse head cast with oval mounting hole (not at all round!)
The cast horse head hitches are handsome. They are heavy, the paint is even, and seems to be put together well. The only concern is the oval mounting hole. I will probably use 1.5" galvanized pipe to mount the head, since the head slips into it and I am only decorating with it. I have no idea how you would permanently attach the horse head to a pole for use as an actual hitch since the mounting hole is so oval.
December 13, 2017
Purchased
Decorative Hitching Post Head
This is 8" tall by 7" wide and we used a piece of an old flagpole and spray painted it matte black to match. The post fit snug inside of the head and we buried it about 6" down. It's wonderful and exactly what we wanted for the end of the walkway. It is definitely decorative only. I doubt it would actually hold a horse!
November 15, 2017
Purchased
We love it my husband put it on a pole and it looks great very good price and quality highly recommend
September 26, 2017
Purchased
Cast Iron Horse Head Hitching post
This head looks just like my antique one that was stolen from my yard. Now I must find the right post to attach it to. Its is durable but I have not figured out how to attach it to a post so it will not pull off. I will spray it with Rust Oleum for a heavier coat of paint. Looks like it could benefit from it. This head is heavy, .
Decorative only
This is a decorative horse head "hitching post". Picture makes it look like it may wall mount. It does not. Hole in bottom is uneven and has no way to secure on top of post so could not be used for a horse.
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So can it be mounted on a post? I want it for decoration in my front yard.
BEST ANSWER: Yes, Bottom post hole diameter - 2 1/4".
BEST ANSWER: Yes, Bottom post hole diameter - 2 1/4".
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Is the iron hitching post horse head for the top of a post?
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on Feb 13, 2016
I already have the horse head and the inside dementions is 3/12
I already have the horse head and the inside dementions is 3/12
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Can this stand on its own on a table for display?
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on May 30, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I just received this horse head today and I love it. It does stand on its own thanks to all who answered. But I feel it needs some sort of base for a finished look. Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I could use? Thanks
BEST ANSWER: I just received this horse head today and I love it. It does stand on its own thanks to all who answered. But I feel it needs some sort of base for a finished look. Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I could use? Thanks
The finish is rough cast iron and may scratch a wooden surface. It will stand without support.
Yes it can stand the base is wide enough so it won't fall over
No it cannot. It is angled for a round post.
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What is the diameter of each nostril? I am going to use it as an exhaust tip on stack exhaust on my truck. I would be drilling holes in the ears and both nostrils. And I need to make sure that all holes combined meet a certain diameter for the exhaust to escape properly.
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on Mar 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you to all that got back to me. I guess I'll have to keep looking for a bigger one. It sucks not having a store I can go to that sells them in my area. And if I could find 2 at an antique shop they'll want to much. I've seen bigger antique ones on Craigslist go for over 120 for just one. If I can't find one I'll just do my huge cal hollow point bullet stack design. Thank you again.
BEST ANSWER: Thank you to all that got back to me. I guess I'll have to keep looking for a bigger one. It sucks not having a store I can go to that sells them in my area. And if I could find 2 at an antique shop they'll want to much. I've seen bigger antique ones on Craigslist go for over 120 for just one. If I can't find one I'll just do my huge cal hollow point bullet stack design. Thank you again.
The nostrils are very small, not even 1/2" x 1/2" Also the ear length on the inside is about 1" by 1/2".. My husband says its way too small for an exhaust stack, unless it's a really small exhaust. Great idea though if you can find a larger one to use. We love it as a hitching post, but we wanted a small one. We hope this helps you.
While I don't have that correctt measurement; based on what ou want to ust it for, I am going to suggest that this is not the best choice. Not only the size, but the seam runs right down the snout of the horse head and I think that it would probably split in half. If not the drillling the heat from he exhasut.
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what size is this head?
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on Nov 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The head is 8" tall from the top of the ears and 7" wide. We love it. We used part of an old flagpole post that fit perfectly and then painted it black to match.
BEST ANSWER: The head is 8" tall from the top of the ears and 7" wide. We love it. We used part of an old flagpole post that fit perfectly and then painted it black to match.
It is 8 inches in height by 6 inches wide. It’s perfect but wobbly. I love it but wish I could figure out a stand for it to keep it steady.
About 7 inches or so great product made of cast iron. I welded two of them to a plate of steel
Can I ask, how are you going to use that? Can you post a picture?
the overall head (excluding the ring) is 8" high x 7" from mane to nose and about 3" wide
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do you carry this in plastic and a little smaller?do you have different sizes in plastic
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on Jun 21, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I'm sorry, we do not.
BEST ANSWER: I'm sorry, we do not.
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