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Location: huntsburg,ohio | I AM WONDERING HOW EXISS, 4STAR AND SUNDOWNER COMPARE IN WEIGHT. I HAVE A TWO HORSE 4STAR GOOSENECK , THINKING OF SELLING AND GETTING NEWER AND DON'T WANT TO GET TO HEAVY,HAVE MERCY ON ME NOW , I JUST READ ALL YOUR ADVICE TO AMY! |
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Location: PA | I would be willing to bet that 4-star is the heaviest because of their construction. Personally, I would rather pull a heavier aluminum than a lighter one because the heavier one has a beefier constuction. |
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Location: huntsburg,ohio | THANKS GOOD POINT!, I JUST SEEN THIS EXISS WITH A WEEKEND PACKAGE THAT LOOKED REAL NICE, MAYBE I SHOULD TRY TO GET MY 4STAR DRESSING ROOM FINISHED, WHO WOULD DO THAT TYPE OF WORK? DOES ANYONE KNOW , I'M IN NE OHIO |
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| I've been doing quite a bit of research and just bought a two horse 4-Star. Actually, it is supposedly the lightest of the three. Most Sundowners have steel frames under aluminum skins, thus they are a bit heavier. We're only talking about between 500 to 700 lbs. |
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Location: Grant Twp., MI | Hi Our 4-Star conversion was done by Showtime Conversions - I believe they are in Indiana....a 4-Star dealer in Watervliet, MI uses them for all the lq trailers they sell.They do very nice work - I've heard Amish work in the factories. |
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Location: huntsburg,ohio | CAN'T TELL YOU ALL THANK YOU ENOUGH , I WILL CHECK OUT SHOWTIME CONVERSIONS, THANKS AGAIN |
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