Posted 2008-01-29 12:14 PM (#75532 - in reply to #75489) Subject: RE: twister Vs. Sooner
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Posts: 2828 Location: Southern New Mexico
Well, the sooner will transport your horses for you, and the twister will transport EVERYTHING for you. Of course it will all be in little peices when it lands and probally not where you want it.
Sorry, I couldn't resist. I've never heard of a twister trailer.
Posted 2008-01-29 4:41 PM (#75552 - in reply to #75532) Subject: RE: twister Vs. Sooner
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Posts: 296 Location: Tennessee
Originally written by Terri on 2008-01-29 12:14 PM
Well, the sooner will transport your horses for you, and the twister will transport EVERYTHING for you. Of course it will all be in little peices when it lands and probally not where you want it.
Sorry, I couldn't resist. I've never heard of a twister trailer.
Posted 2008-01-30 1:11 PM (#75609 - in reply to #75489) Subject: RE: twister Vs. Sooner
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Posts: 781 Location: La Cygne, KS
Twister Trailers are built right down the road from me. I have never owned one, but my trainer has one. It is a very secure and functional trailer. Both the Sooner and Twister are nice trailers, so I would look at which trailer meets your needs better for the money.
Sooners are now built by Universal Trailer Corp. which also makes Exiss, Featherlite and Miley. I prefer to do business with a private owned company rather than a large corp. Seems attention to details and quality are better with a smaller company since their livelihood exists on making a good product without the large corp. dollars and advertising backing them up.
Posted 2008-01-30 10:46 PM (#75683 - in reply to #75489) Subject: RE: twister Vs. Sooner
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I've never left a post on here, but since I love my Sooner, I thought I would join and tell you about it. I LOVE my Sooner, and won't pull anything else. I have been very pleased with the trailer from top to bottom. I looked at them at the Congress this year too, and they were the nicest I have seen. They took second to no one. And I bought my trailer AFTER they were bought by Universal and have had no issues at all. I would reccommend it to anyone. As far as Twister....I don't know. I did see their trailers at Congress also, but didn't look very close, as I had never heard of them. If it were my decision, which it isn't, it would be a pretty simple one. Sooner, hands down.
Posted 2008-01-31 6:57 AM (#75693 - in reply to #75489) Subject: RE: twister Vs. Sooner
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Posts: 51 Location: North Carolina
I have a Twister trailer and absolutely love it. I ordered my trailer with special requirements so I could run my business out of it while rodeoing at the same time. The guys at the shop were awesome when it come to answering questions I had and building it the specific way I needed. I have been using mine for three years now, hauling about 3-4 days a week normally and never had the first problem. When I finally got to pick up my trailer I was blown away by the quality and detail that went into the trailer.
Posted 2008-01-31 12:44 PM (#75728 - in reply to #75552) Subject: RE: twister Vs. Sooner
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Originally written by Towfoo on 2008-01-29 4:41 PM
Originally written by Terri on 2008-01-29 12:14 PM
Well, the sooner will transport your horses for you, and the twister will transport EVERYTHING for you. Of course it will all be in little peices when it lands and probally not where you want it.
Sorry, I couldn't resist. I've never heard of a twister trailer.
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