The Bargain House of Fleas - Flea Market. This is a jack for changing the tires on a Model A. Imagine lifting a car with this ( more than likely on some bumpy dirt road). The Bargain House of Fleas - Flea Market added 3 new photos. More steampunk or shabby chic potential. Artists and builders, set designers, creative folks of all kinds - Our flea market is a great source of materials. Visit regularly and establish a network with some of the vendors - they will get to know you and watch for the items you are looking for. Open every wed, sat, sun.
The agistor can feed your horse for you, this service costs $20 per week which entitles you to up to two feeds a day or $4 per feed per horse, which ever is the lesser. The agistor can rug horses; the fee for this service is $3 per day per horse, or $20 per week.Rugs can be washed at $5 per rug, horses shampooed at $20 per horse, Rugs found and mended $POA. We can thoroughly groom & pick out your horseâs feet for a $5 fee.he agistor can rug horses; the fee for this service is $3 per day per horse, or $20 per week. Rugs can be washed at $5 per rug, horses shampooed at $20 per horse, Rugs found and mended $POA.
Most people donât have a property that is big enough to comfortably keep a horse on and if thatâs the case for you, youâll need to agist your horse. Agisting is where you keep your horse in someone elseâs paddock and stables for a fee. This fee can range from being as cheap as $15 a week to as much as $200 a week.If you do have your own property to keep a horse on, youâll need to cover the cost of fencing, managing your pasture, building and maintaining the stables and so on.upplementary feed includes hay, pellets, grain, and chaff. The cost of hay and feed will depend on how active your horse is and the price of hay (as that fluctuates throughout the year).