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| I have begun the descontruction of my 1992 Sndowner 3H slant trailer. The floor is out and that was a huge step in the process. My goal is to essentially overhaul the trailer, all the rust spots will be removed and repaired, a new floor and a basic LQ installed. My question for the horse compartment floor is what kind of wood planking should I use? I have toyed around with the thought that I could use 2X8X20 treated pin with a treated plywood covering for added strength and weight distribution and run the entire length (front to back) Or should I use a hardwood like Oak and run the boards side-to-side? Which is safer or stronger? I am open to suggestions and will take the time to do the job right, I really don't want to do this again, removing the floor was less than enjoyable. |