Posted 2007-02-19 7:15 AM (#55818) Subject: removing a stationary tack
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Location: Hockley Tx
I have a 2000 Cherokee 3 horse slant with mangers and a stationary tack in the back. I need to be able to collapse the tack room to be able to get a cart in the trailer. Anyone done this before? Seems as though you should be able to have a welder simply cut the welds and the tack room wall would collapse. What do you do about the permanent post in the center of the back door? I have thought about sellling the trailer, but it took years to get is set like I like it and hate to start over again. Thanks for any input!
Posted 2007-02-19 9:58 AM (#55829 - in reply to #55818) Subject: RE: removing a stationary tack
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Location: Texas
Dobby,
Can't answer your question bout converting your tack to a collapsible one (would like to do this to ours too)but, what we did with our trailer that we sold 2 years ago is put a receiver hitch on the back of your trailer that you can slide out to use or slide back under so the mules, err, horses won't get hurt loading/unloading. On our cart underneith the floor hubby mounted square tubing a size larger than the square tubing he used to mount the ball coupling too. Slide that out, hook to your trailer and pull the cart behind the mule trailer. Mary
removing a stationary tack
