Re: RC: trailers

[Jerry Kopp <jkopp@ohio.net>]

A few months ago I asked about trailers, the clear winners were Featherlite
and 4-Star.  I was looking for an all aluminum, 2 horse, bumper -pull.
What I ended up buying was a Jamco.  The Jamco is all aluminum and very,
very well made.  Has a nice sized dressing room.   The trailers are made in
Canada and I bought mine from a dealer in Indiana.  If you happen to have a
chance give them a look.  I was about to order the Featherlite when I got a
chance to see the Jamco trailer.  The Jamco has alot of very nice features
the Featherlite just didn't have.  Also, the dealer in Indiana ( K & J
Trailers) was easy to work with and were able to do all the custom add ons
for me with no problems.  

Good luck with whatever you get, I know I was very excited to get my new
trailer.  Also, there is a book called " The Complete Guide to Buying,
Maintaining, and Servicing a Horse Trailer" by Neva Kittrell Scheve,  that
helped alot. 

Roxanne
NE Ohio



>Got a question for everyone. We are looking to upgrade with a new trailer and
>have looked at all kinds. We are moderately incomed so can't afford the $$$ 
>trailers
>with all the bells and whistles, but I am looking at a big dressing room, 
>2-3 horse slant.
>My favorite so far is the Trails West trailer but my husband looked at some 
>Exciss the other
>day and really liked them. I have heard from other trailer dealers that 
>Exciss are not
>that great of a trailer, even had one dealer tell me they were junk. Any 
>opinions out there on the
>brand. Oh, btw, looked at an Elite trailer, they are a little pricey for 
>me, but what a NICE trailer.
>
>Julie R.Coats, A.H.T.
>NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine
>
>
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