What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 4:30pm Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm Thursday 8am - 4:30pm Friday 8am - 3pm

Tennessee Farrier Supply

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Tennessee Farrier Supply

Located in Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee Farrier Supply is a supplier of horse shoeing supplies, too
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Address

1050 Harper Lane
Cumberland Furnace, TN
37051

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

Telephone

(615) 464-4575

Website

http://tnfarriersupply.com

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Videos

Kerckhaert Standard Modification

In this video, Travis Burns works through a basic modification of a Royal Kerckhaert Horseshoe Factory Standard horseshoe. The re-shaping of the generic pattern shoe to a hind pattern is easily done on the horn of the anvil as illustrated by Travis. Shop the #Kerckhaert #Standard --> https://tnfarriersupply.com/collections/steel-horseshoes/products/standard-kerckhaert-shoes #FarrierEducation #KerckhaertQuality

Modifying Kerckhaert Ranger Lite Rim

In this video, Bobby Menker, CJF APF-I shapes a Royal Kerckhaert Horseshoe Factory Ranger Lite Rim to fit the front foot of a #barrelhorse. Easily shaped for front or hind, sole relief and excellent nail punching makes the Ranger Lite Rim a great shoe for trail and event horses. Shop the #Kerckhaert Ranger Lite Rim at Tennessee Farrier Supply --> https://tnfarriersupply.com/products/ranger-lite-rim-kerckhaert #TNFarrierSupply #Tennessee #FarrierProducts #FarrierLife #FarrierEducation

Shortcuts

Moments that change history

At 12 years old my dad took me to a horse show and my love of horses began. I wasted no time in finding myself a job as a groom in a horse barn. Watching the farrier at work planted a desire to become a farrier. The day after I tossed my high school graduation cap(summer of 1070) I was off to Oklahoma Horseshoeing school. Long days, exhaustion, and a loss of a hunk of flesh off the tip of a finger didn’t diminish my desire. Back home I went to work with a succession of veteran farriers and struck out on my own at about 23 years old. (That may have been a bit premature). Going to farrier clinics every chance I got has been an tremendous learning tool and a real lift to my career. Every time I came back with something that would help me work smarter and relate better to my clients. After 35 plus years of horseshoeing an opportunity came to sell farrier supplies. That’s a whole new world of new stuff to learn. Did I say technology? I’m an old school guy, I don’t do computers too well, but I’m learning and Esther tenaciously tackles our technology needs. I still shoe one day a week but Esther tells me no more. She’s not a farrier and we are committed to having a farrier answer the phone 98% of the time.(Except when I’ve got to see the dentist) Phone time with our farriers who call to order is my favorite. We often get to trouble shoot a hoof problem. It’s our passion to get every order on that UPS truck the day it comes in. We usually make it. A big thank you to all our farriers. It’s been a real privilege to work with you. Steve