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  Location: MI | I recently bought a Ponderosa slant load, my first slant loading trailer. I haven't used it yet, but am concerned about the way you have to secure the dividers. It is simply dropping a pin through a hole. Do these closures work alright for you, or is there something I can do to make it more convenient? I know I may be whistling in the wind. 
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      Location: south of Cowtown, TEXAS | Yes, they work fine. However, hubby had a horse that bent the pin somehow and it's a B* to get it out! |
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   Location: Kansas City | They were all that anybody had before slam latches appeared on the scene. I remember rear gates on stock trailers being held in place by pins way back when . . . |
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  Location: Indianapolis, IN | My current trailer is like that. I have a pin on a chain I drop in. If you are careful like you should be with everything, it will be fine. I got my finger smashed in it, so just be careful when you drop the pin in, I wasn't paying attenion and when I put the pin in, my mare backed up and hit the divider and pin and smashed it together, had to smack the you know what out of her to get her to relieve the "pressure" off the pin before I could get my finger out... needless to say, good thing there were no kids around and my horse can't repeat the names I called her!! :) |
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Elite Veteran
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 Location: Oregon | Wasn't there a thread on this earlier about the pin working it's way out and the divider opening? It seem to be an easy fix. |
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  Location: Helena, Ohio | I have a similiar trailer. The pin latches work fine as long as your horses stand well. I have one that we are STILL working on that issue.... patience, patience.... |
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