🚀 go-pugleaf

On Wed, 29 Oct 1997 18:08:00 GMT, jpryan@mindspring.com (Joe Ryan)
wrote:

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>Right now I am still doing some more research, but I am leaning toward
>a 4 - 6 horse stock gooseneck trailer.  I looked at a new CornPro
>Trailer like this weighing about 3500 lbs. empty, at a cost of around
>$5500 brand new.  This will allow me to pull two horses now, and when
>I get a bigger truck, I could load more.  The only problem is that it
>doesn't have the slant load swinging dividers I like to keep the
>horses from getting too wild.  I was wondering if I could purchase
>these type of dividers from a different company, and have a friend of
>mine weld their hinges in place, in the stock trailer.

Why not talk to the trailer manufacturer and see if they'll add the
dividers as a special order for you when the trailer is being built..
That way, you don't have to worry about burning some of the paint off
by welding things in place after the trailer is finished.

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Richard and Sun Valley
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
rbotterill@zerospam.mb.ca

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