2011 Evo Pro L.E. from Dog Trotter

Thank you guys for the response's.

 

Got the pix a few weeks ago from B. Great work! unbelivable the shit u come up with. The pup looks good too. LOL!

 

Wow........

 

:d^^^^.........

 

wow thats one fine piece of machinery! Im in love!

 

what i would like to know is how many complete turns with a single push of the hand why not post a vid of that i wonder?

 

You sound like Robert Lemm!

STDC Mike
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Tiger Blood Kennels

 

If you no anything about mills how many times it turns means NOWT!!

 

lol, that was my thought

 

just watched the vid in full and yes very pretty, bling bling but for me it does exactly what it says on the tin " dog trotter " i want to see a dog on top flat out maybe someone could lend him a dog that to show his machine being put though the mill excuse the pun and lets hear the dog working the mill no need for mariah singing us in and then out.

 

someones put there order in lol

 

maybe i know nothing but what i do know is i dont want a hard pulling mill or a less free spinning mill.

 

they are free spinning and have an option to tighten and loosen it up if you do want to add resistence. there are plenty of info on the mills on the website, this board and even youtube if u wanna see some dogs go all out on them and all the options

 

ok.... for the retarded like myself - "What is the compressor hose doing?" .... I mean i know that air (?) is getting pumped in there but what for????

Thanks

 

Here you go King Fisher [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YYX-CZfVrU[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OHW8JovL0E[/ame]

 

Build my own if I need one. A mill will spin more times with a heavier belt ie thicker slats .. And remember this a dog should turn the belt the belt shouldnt turn the dog, ie carry on running when the dogs finished..

 

your flat out my mine are miles apart if thats the best examples you got.

 

I didnt know that so thanks, but wouldnt a heavier belt and thicker slats have more drag?

 

Would the 12'' wide one be suitable for a 50-60lb APBT?

 

I saw one of these mills used in a treadmill race at a fun show. This mill did not have all the add-ons like the one in the first post. Anyway, they are free spinning with almost no drag. I have the base model in my sights and hope to pull the trigger soon. These mills are pretty much the definition of free spinning.