I know your pain. Until we were using a cable, the internet was a chore.

In today's market with instant access and information, print catalogues have become rare. With the costs involved in producing and distributing a printed media to a limited audience, most retailers have gone to web sites and world wide markets. Inventory and pricing can be instantly updated, photos can be easily added, videos and graphics add a great deal of interest.

Perhaps you have a friend with a faster service, that will allow you some computer time. A friend of mine had no home cable access and finally chose the Hughes satellite service. He can now share photos and quickly access large volumes of information.

If you google "horse trailer parts", you will find many suppliers. Most only have on line catalogs. It is the state of today's and tomorrow's information sources.

http://www2.hughesnet.com/index.cfm?WT.mc_id=05141googleppc

Does your local library have computers?  Sometimes when I am stuck in town I will hang out at the library and surf the internet.