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Location: Tennessee | I'm looking at a steel 2 horse trailer made by Jackson in Oklahoma. Anybody know anything about this brand? Thanks! |
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Location: Where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain... | They have been in business since some time in the 60's. They build a decent steel trailer. I've got a friend that owns one and have never heard any complaints about it. |
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Location: grantville pa | I had a 3 horse slant, bp several years ago. I loved it when I had it. It was well made and had a lot of extras. I sold it to upgrade to another trailer. I saw a craigs list posting for it a little while back and wsa floored.It looked like it came from a third world country and had been thru a nuclear winter. the paint looked terrible and it was really rusted. not sure how they stored it, but it went downhill quick. I think that is probably pretty common with steel trailers, once the paint goes the rust quickly takes over. It still had a beautiful finish when I sold it, and it was probably 10 years old then.
Marisa
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Location: Benton, LA | I have had a Jackson 2 horse slant since 1998 and I love it. It has a larger dressing room than most Sundowners as well as a rear tack. The drop down head windows are roomy and the side slats on the passenger side offer good air flow even during the summer. I have recently upgraded to a warmblood trailer and my Jackson is for sale. It has a new floor, axle and electrical connections. It pulls straight and is sturdy. I highly recommend this brand. |
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