I can also attest to their beer being top of the line to match their trailers!  So, are they going to add a frig in the rear tack and also add outside access to the frig in the LQ?

Mary 3jmmules

Thanks for the welcome back, Dunoir.  Its has been quite a while; lots of adventures since I was last on the board.

Its good to be back and terrific to see all the creative ideas that this board has. I'll be sure to share them with the Moon Management when I see them in a few weeks.

One of thet things the Moonies have found  in their marketing research is that horse owners don't like cleaning their trailers.  They think there is interest in a self cleaning trailer floor.  As soon as they saw the research they put the B.M. (Thats for Blue Moon, y'all) engineers to work on it.  I have attached a picture of the prototype floor system.  

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I hate to teeze this board but I just got a "spy" photo of some more engineering work being done on the new Blue Moon horse trailer.  Earlier I told you about the special roof plates made of unobtanium; these are guaranteed to never leak and to hold up to most Texas hail storms.  One of the engineers at the Blue Moon Design and Engineering Center just sent me this picture of them hand forming the unobtainium roof.  You can see that this isn't going to be one of those ordinary looking trailers.

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One more thing before I get off of here this morning and get to work on the ranch: Blue Moon is going to have a special version of the new trailers for those tall warmblood horses.  The wife is all excited that her dressage horses aren't going to have to ride sitting down any more.  We don't have the exact dimensions yet but we are expecting that there will be plenty of room, based on the attached photo of the inside of one of the prototypes.

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oh  so glad to see you RollinPonies.......when you get a minute, would like to hear how the dressage ponies are and what they have been up to lately!  And very glad to hear about the new and improved Blue Moon Trailers...............

Luv the Blue Moon Trailer! Its the best in it's class of yet to be built!

I talked to Tater Jenkins today about when I'm going to get the new Blue Moon trailer(s) to test and I must say he was just a little evasive.  I'm pretty sure that I'll still get to test out the trailer(s), just not sure how soon they will be ready.  I did find out that they aren't doing all the research and development in West Cactus Root, Oklahoma at the plant.  Tater let it slip that there is a top secret research and development facility in (you won't believe this!) the Virgin Islands.  Im going to sneak down there this weekend and spend a  week snooping around.  No doubt that they have hidden the research facility . . . probably right in plain sight.   Im going to pay particular attention to the Soggy Dollar http://www.soggydollar.com/  and similar places.   I'll be back in a week to ten days and let you know what I've been able to fiind. Its tough work but someone's got to do it . . . for the good of horse trailer owners everywhere. 

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Just got back from the BlueMoon expedition.  I had page after page and photo after photo of all the latest R&D work that BlueMoon is doing down there and I seem to have lost it all!  All the tremendous research in the Virgin Islands I was lost when I was forced to drink certain secret tropical pain killers and other derivatives of sugar cane. 

I had it all until I walked into this place http://www.soggydollar.com/default2.aspx

I'll take the next few days and see if I can reconstruct the information for this forum.

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My recent trip to the secret Blue Moon R&D labs has given me new insights to the miraculous things that are being done with boxes on wheels horse trailers and I noticed several hot topics have come up on this board lately. The many high tech features of the new Blue Moon trailers will put people’s minds at ease about their concerns with many aspects of horse trailers. I’ll try to cover these one at a time over the next few weeks so that you’ll be able to digest all this new engineering info.

Blue moon has developed a new nano-ball bucky bearing that reduces friction to nothing.  Once the trailer is rolling absolutely no power is needed to pull it.  This eliminates the need for all those big hulking turbo-diesel hauling rigs.  Now you can pull your trailer (even a six horse with quarters) with a Honda Civic or even two teenage boys with skateboards. Not only does this reduce the amount of fuel you’ll be using but there will be no need for those “goose neck” configurations.  Imagine: without goose neck trailers and diesel trucks no one will ever break out their rear windows again . . . all because of a new bearing . . . and no more geese will have to contribute their necks to the manufacture of horse trailers.  This will also reshape the dynamics of this forum, since no one will ever need to ask if they “have enough truck.” Oh yeah, one more thing:  These bearings come perma-packed: No more wondering if you need to re-pack your bearings.  No suffering from the outrageous expense of  re-packing just to trailer your horse safely.  Just jump in and pull the trailer.  It takes a little while to get it moving but once you get up to speed your good . . .  mile after mile, month after month, year after year and horse after horse.  AMAZING!  

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