Posted 2008-09-05 8:51 AM (#91019 - in reply to #90991) Subject: RE: trailer stall fans
Location: Central Arkansas
Camping World, JC Whitney, and Redneck also carry them. We had several trailers, over the years, that had fans. They kept shaking apart every so often. They were mounted high over the hips. I thought they were a pain in the butt. Now we just get drop down doors on the hip side. The dropped hip doors, when open, seem to circulate alot more air than the fans ever thought of doing.
Posted 2008-09-05 11:20 AM (#91028 - in reply to #90991) Subject: RE: trailer stall fans
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Posts: 192 Location: Hutto, TX
I got the fans from WalMart and one has already stopped working, so I'd suggest something more heavy duty. I don't have drops in back and I really can tell the difference with the fans on. Now to get someone to do the wiring so it's in the wall. ..
Posted 2008-09-05 11:32 AM (#91030 - in reply to #91019) Subject: RE: trailer stall fans
Elite Veteran
Posts: 681 Location: Corpus Christi, Texas
Bushycreek,
I am planning to order a new bumperpull with drops on the hip.. I wondered if stall fans would be overkill with hip drops..I was thinking they'd at least be handy if/when stopping for gas or food on a long trip..
Thanks everyone for the suggestions.. Dave from HTW had told me of redneck trailer supplies also, but when I looked on the site I didn't see anything about fans.. I'll try the other places that ya'll suggested.
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