STROHM: tools for hooves and studs
STROHM is all about the small details that make a difference in shoeing and competition riding. In the trade, the brand's stud accessories are closely linked with Waldhausen and are sold under the Waldhausen name, for example as the Strohm Pick Wire Brush. The focus is on handy helpers that riders, farriers and hoof trimmers use to keep their horses' hooves and shoes clean and ready for action.
STROHM at Agrarzone
If you screw in studs, you know the problem: soil and sand get stuck in the stud holes. With the stud hole cleaner with stud spanner you pick out the dirt and tighten the studs with the same tool. The 3/8 inch stud hole cleaning brush scrubs out the thread thoroughly before the stud goes in. For hoof work there is the Carré hoof rasp with wooden handle, which lets you neatly rasp edges and the bearing surface.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need to clean the stud hole before fitting a stud?
If there is dirt in the thread, the stud does not grip properly and can work loose. The thread also suffers if you screw against sand and grit.
How do I look after a hoof rasp?
Brush the rasp out after use and store it somewhere dry. Do not throw it in loose with other tools, so that the teeth do not get blunt.