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2Ponies
Reg. Oct 2017
Posted 2021-03-13 12:20 PM (#173536)
Subject: Merhow vs Lakota


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Which trailer is a better quality trailer, looking at new ones and used ones
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calamityj
Reg. Jun 2005
Posted 2021-03-14 6:52 AM (#173538 - in reply to #173536)
Subject: RE: Merhow vs Lakota


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Have you looked at some better built used trailers? (4-Star/Cimmaron/Hart/Elite/Twister/Bloomer)? It depends on how you will use it and how long you plan to own it... 
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hosspuller
Reg. Oct 2003
Posted 2021-03-17 1:47 PM (#173547 - in reply to #173536)
Subject: RE: Merhow vs Lakota


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I've looked several late model Merhows ... Don't like their exterior fasteners and hardware. Rust after a few years is ugly.
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2Ponies
Reg. Oct 2017
Posted 2021-03-22 3:18 PM (#173558 - in reply to #173547)
Subject: RE: Merhow vs Lakota


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What model are you speaking of? I am looking at A 2017 AlumaStar model Merhow. Wondered if this is a sturdy trailer? All info is appreciated.
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jmey1820
Reg. Aug 2009
Posted 2021-03-26 8:09 AM (#173567 - in reply to #173536)
Subject: RE: Merhow vs Lakota



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I had a 2009 Merhow Alumnastar that was a great solid trailer, very well made and I loved it.  I only sold due to having kids and it just didn't have enough room anymore.  I haven't really seen any of the more recent models but I did hear rumblings that they had made some changes to their manufacturing process after mine was built and that the trailers weren't as well built as they once were.  I can't really attest to that as I haven't looked at any in person recently so its really hear say but I would look at both before making a decision.  Have a friend with a lakota that was only a few years old and an axle failed and had to be replaced but other than that she seems to like it quite a bit.
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