The Mustad Pull-Offs (Large) model retains the same wide jaw size as the standard version but features a longer handle for improved leverage and reach. The tool is engineered as a universal shoeing implement: the jaws are wide enough to lift a large variety of horse shoes, and the ribbed outer jaw surfaces aid in spreading shoes when needed. Furthermore, the cutting edges are sharp and precise, enabling usage as a nipper for pinching nails, and the right-angle shape of the outsides makes it suitable for clinching tasks.
Target Species: Horses
Application: Primarily used during farrier shoe changes, especially for large or difficult-to-remove shoes; also valuable as a multi-purpose tool for shoe pulling, spreading shoes, pinching and clinching nails.
Method:
Approach the hoof with the tool; position the wide jaws of the Pull-Off around the shoe edge, ensuring full contact.
Apply controlled force via the longer handle to lift and remove the shoe, or spread the shoe if needed.
For nail-pinching or clinch use, engage the sharp edges/depth of the tool accordingly, ensuring safe handling.
After use, clean the tool to remove hoof debris or metal fragments, inspect the jaws and handles for any damage or wear, dry thoroughly and store in the farrier toolkit.
Frequency:
Suitable for use at every shoe removal/fitting session where shoe pulling or heavy-duty removal is required.
Inspect before each use for tool integrity, especially the jaws, handles and cutting edges.
Wide jaws + large size handle: Gives enhanced leverage and reach for removing shoes from larger hooves or challenging situations.
Multi-purpose design: Can be used not only for pulling shoes but also for pinching nails, spreading the shoe branch and acting as a clinching block, reducing the number of tools required.
High-quality steel construction: Ensures the cutting edges remain sharp and the tool retains durability under repeated heavy use.
Professional farrier standard: Designed to support efficient workflow in a busy farrier shop, especially for large/strong horses and heavy shoeing tasks.
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