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Location: Pacific northwest, BC | Has anyone heard anything, positive or negative, about Silverlite trailers? |
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Location: Columbia SC | I have no experience with them but my local horse trailer dealer use to sell them and no longer does as they had problems with the rooks leaking. |
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Location: atwater,ohio | Just bought a new Silverlite Freedom in February . they are a new Brand for Our Area in the NE region so I have,nt seen many so far. From what I hear they are well known out West. I can,t complain as I have not had it long enough, But have,nt had any problems so far...knock on wood. When i first looked at it, we just had a storm the night before so I was able to get a good Look as to if the roof leaked and it did,nt .Good Warranty, Nice looking welds .
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Location: Pacific northwest, BC | Are they all aluminum or steel frame and aluminum skin? Dug a little bit and found some old posts in the archives and most comments were positive. |
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Location: Henderson NV | I own a Silverlite PatriotII trailer and am very happy with it. I have had a few minor problems. My fridge has never worked on propane but I blame Norcold for that. My linoleum flooring is coming up but I live in the desert. Their service is very good. I broke a window and they were helpful getting me a replacment. They have also sent me free light covers that the horses have broken. I do wish that they had mangers and storage compartments as an option. I like the layout of my living quarters. The counters are big enough to be able to prepare food and also to set a TV on at night. I like the fact that they put conduit around their exposed electrical wires. I have friends who had a Bison that exposed wiring caused a short. If I had to buy another trailer, I would go with a Silverlite again. Hope this helps |
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Location: Zionsville, Indiana | Don't confuse Silverlite with Silver Star. Silver Star is/was an East coast company that I think is closed down now. You will find lots of comment on the Silver Stars in the archives. Silverlite is an all aluminum trailer built in Oregon, a very nice well built trailer. |
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Location: atwater,ohio | YES.. I hear alot of folks get Silverlite and Silverstar confused. Silverstar went out of business.they just did,nt make a solid, well made Trailer . |
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Location: Pacific northwest, BC | It is the Silverlite that I am interested in. I know they are a fairly new trailer company and seem to have a good reputation for quality trailers. It's always nice to hear from people who have had one for a few of years or who know someone else who has. |
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