Are these horses hollow?If not hollow would you be able to drill a hole in the bottom of then to put a cut off golf tee in?
1293446
They are solid. They are small so you don't have any room to drill too deep, so you would need to be an expert and what you are doing.
1293447
They are not hollow. I guess you could drill a hole-they are pretty small though
1293448
No, they are not hollow, and yes you could drill a hole in them. The legs are about an inch long.
1293449
They don't feel hollow. You probably could drill a hole and put a golf tee in it but it would probably be the same length as the horse's legs
547356
The horses are not hollow. They are solid semi-soft plastic. I sent the horses to my granddaughters, so I can't say for sure how long the legs are. The undersides of the horses would probably tolerate some careful drilling. All of the horses are standing on four legs, none are reared back.
1293450
I do not think that would work.They are not hollow that I can tell but the size would also not work because the length of the legs they are not very expensive so if you want to give it a try I would go for it. They are sturdy but the hard plastic would probably split
495176
They are made of wood and I think you could put a small hole through them. They are not very thick though.
1398350
Hollow, definitely. I can't believe anyone said otherwise, unless the manufacturer ships different versions.
807209
the lawnmower has itson hitch pin hole on the bottom. If you use a lawn cart, t\hen you do not need a hitch ball on the bottom. Or you can add one in that hole if u wish
1749649
Don't bother buying them. There hollow and I have one that is cracked. Look for solid ones.
2261236
They are limited to the distance between the cutting face and the chuck. Chip removal could become an issue for a really deep hole. A shaft extension could get you to who knows where....
1707460
It can be but, some may tear it up if they are not good at hitting the ball and missing low, hitting the area at the base of the tee part, top, middle. This may break at that joint, I would use a regular tee if just starting out for around 26 -35 dollars.
853308
Yes there is. It's closed though so the string would have to be fed through the hole.
323802
You must be missing the bolt that screws the tee to the base. I'd contact Amazon and let them know you're missing the bottom bolt and screw.
1213435
I just got these a couple weeks ago and there were no holes. Perhaps there is a regional variance or it is depending on who is selling them. But I'd go into it assuming they are sans holeage.
1117408
I'm not sure what you mean by completely hollow but the short answer is yes, if you take everything out of the tail stock you will have a hole all the way through.
1614054
Yes you can. Should be a 7/8" hole. This is a nice product. Would highly recommend!!!
787481
If I'm correct, I believe they come in longer shafts....they're solid; don't think an extension would work. Powerful little hole diggers, though....
1374192
The hollow steel pole bottom is cut on a bias so you push it into the ground, maybe dig a little lead hole for it with a big screwdriver first. Once it is in ground, remember it will be 6 inches or so shorter than spec height. They look and work pretty well for me.
732880
I would look at other mower decks that have the access hole and if I could find the appropriate spot, I'd drill the correct size hole, if not already there, and attach it. Really, just about any quick connect for a hose with a slit cut for the (deck) underside should work.
742088
No of course not !!! , I gave it away As a gift to some one who likes those type of items .Hollow inside a Dummy !
246960
I don't think so. If you put an end mill in it, I suppose it would make a square-bottomed hole; but it has neither the bearings nor the torque to do any kind of side cutting.