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trailer
Since quite a few people have e-mailed me
privately requesting more info on my trailer I figured I would just post the
reply to ridecamp. I purchased mine from DiBella's in Pottstown PA.
They have a huge assortment of brands as well as building their own custom
vans. I decided on a 4 horse slant with the forward most slant having a
full swinging wall so that if I was not hauling 4 horses I could put all the
stuff I sell up there. The forward most space has a full size door
as well as a door directly into the bathroom. It is a step up with a
collapsible rear tack. Bus windows on the butt side, and drop down windows
with bars on the head side. There are lots of roof vents also. It
has 9' on the short wall living quarters with a stove, refrigerator, microwave,
sink, am/fm cassette, a dinette table that drops down into an extra bed,
bathroom with toilet, shower, and sink. Roof AC with a heat strip
and a propane heater. I had them put the TV antenna on and the stand for the TV
but will buy the appliance when I have extra money. ;>) It also has a
17' awning. 7'6" wide and less than 24' long I pull it with a 1989 2wd
Chevy which has a 6.2 diesel that we put a banks turbo unit on. The weight
of the trailer empty is 8467#. I paid $36,100 for the trailer it is of
course aluminum. Waiting time was only about 10 weeks but I ordered in the
"off" season. I should also mention it was Patti Pizzo that told
me to look at this particular brand of trailer. She was correct as usual I
am very happy with it.
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