RC: slant load vs straight load

[Teddy Lancaster <teddy@runningbear.com>]

But, most slant loads, especially those with rear tack, are
far more solid than a stock trailer.  If you ever get
rear-ended, you would want more behind your horse to protect
it.  I feel VERY safe with my Featherlite 4H slant.  It is
truly a well built substantial trailer. 120,000+ miles in
four years and hardly a nick or scrape.  I have put my
youngsters in it and they quickly figure out how to load and
unload with just a rope thrown over their neck.

My vote is for the better made slant loads

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