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Location: Virginia | I'm looking to buy a 2-horse BP to transport my draft-cross horses. I know to make sure it's big enough, but are there certain trailer brands that I should simply stay away from? Thanx, jola@rocketmail.com |
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Location: Pennsylvania | Stay away from Eclipse.. |
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Location: Virginia | Why should I stay away from Eclipse trailers? |
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Location: Vermont | Kingston makes a good 2 horse trailer for draft-cross size horses...just have to pay for the extra height... |
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Location: Newton, nc |  Hi, I would highly recommed Adams hores trailers. They are great trailers, and great prices, and are made in VA. |
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Location: NY | I have an eby for my draft horse stock style |
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Location: Pennsylvania | Do a google search for eclipse trailers, you will find many complaints saying that their welds are crappy and literally come apart, sharp points on the trailers, cheaply made. whats even worse is their customer service, they even have a F rating with the better business bureau. |
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Location: MD | Originally written by Dcrede4 on 2012-10-08 6:33 AM  Hi, I would highly recommed Adams hores trailers. They are great trailers, and great prices, and are made in VA. I agree on the Adams. I had a BP 710A-DR Thorobred model and fits big horses nicely. They also hold their value around here. I've since picked up an Excursion GN but paid new for that BP $9200 in 2007 and they gave $8000 trade-in at Delwood-Felton DE location. I think there's a NC deal also.
Edited by RidnClyde 2012-10-11 1:45 PM
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