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Location: Delta, B.C., Canada | I have just bought a four horse sidekick trailer, with LQ and was hoping someone could tell me how good a trailer these are. It is 39' long and 8' wide and as far as I am concerned I think it is well built., enough to drive 7600 miles to pick it up in MA. Just would like to hear other peoples views
Edited by Summit1 2005-05-22 1:49 PM
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Location: Charleston, SC | I just got done reading a post by Reg (who seems to like to stir the pot sometimes but comes across as a generally good guy) and I agree with his comment in the "pressure washer" post. I tend to scratch my head when someone has already invested in something and then wants opinions on it....Was it the right trailer for YOU? Did you smile when you hooked up and are you still smiling now? If you are then I would think you made the right decision for you. But as for an opinion, I have only one word, FRP. Hmmm. |
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Location: Delta, B.C., Canada | As far as I am concerned, I did make the right decision for the price was a good one, and I consider it a well built trailer , but someone can always learn something new, by listening to other peoples comments. |
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Location: GA | I have a friend who had a Sidekick with a small LQ that she recently sold to get another Sidekick with a larger LQ. Both are nice trailers. Well made, horses haul well, easy to work out of at a show. She also got a good price when she sold the smaller one. I think you'll like your trailer. |
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Location: Delta, B.C., Canada | Thanks for your nice Reply |
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