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[RC] 2H straight load, safety concerns? - amyOK, a little vent and a little advice if anyone has
some. I am searching hard for my first trailer. As a
woman who will probably be traveling alone I want
something safe, that is my first concern. I found a
2H bumper bull, WW,straight load trailer that is in
great condition, the trailer shop itself has done all
the upkeep and there is nothing wrong with the
trailer. However I have been told to stay away from
2H straight load due to accidents. Anyone have any
advice on that? It is in my price range. I have been
looking hard for a 2H slant but only found one new
just out of my price range. The others were sold when
I called. I can wait it out but I am wondering if the
straight load is really that bad to haul with?
Thanks, Amy
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