We are trailer shopping and I found a 2000 Eby that might fit the bill. We are not familar with this brand. Would appreciate any input about this brand. It a lq trailer all aluminum. Debbie
Posted 2007-04-12 1:28 PM (#59134 - in reply to #59132) Subject: RE: Eby Trailers
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Posts: 3802 Location: Rocky Mount N.C.
You don't hear much about them in the "horse world", but they make some fine cattle and livestock trailers. I've looked at several myself, (6H2H). They seem to be overbuilt, smooth finish, no jagged edges or corners, welds dressed down, which to me is a good thing. Only reason I don't have one is because my $$$$$$$ account won't allow such a purchase!
Posted 2007-04-12 4:19 PM (#59147 - in reply to #59132) Subject: RE: Eby Trailers
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Posts: 54 Location: IL.
Eby IMO is one of the best built trailers on the market today. We are on our second one,we just ran out of room with the first one.They sell so many livestock trailers that i do not think they are hurting for business. crawl around under one,they are built for the long haul !!! I do not understand why they don't advertise more they have a fine product.. Myself i like to keep it that way,it seems that when the popularity of something rises so does the pricetag.. and Eby is one of the very,very few trailers that is not way overpriced. good luck
Posted 2007-04-12 11:28 PM (#59188 - in reply to #59147) Subject: RE: Eby Trailers
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Posts: 1871 Location: NY
I own a eby stock combo the base trailer is a stock and i had the inside make in to a horse compartment i love the way the are built and they work with me on the make the trailer just the way i wonted it to be
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