Posted 2005-10-10 1:56 PM (#31524) Subject: Enclosing my S&H for inclemnt weather
New User
Posts: 2
Location: ohio
Good afternoon all
I am new here.
I have a 2004 S&H two horse slant load stock combo. The top 2 foot or so is open slats. I have seen people use plexi glass to enclose the trailer for inclement weather hauling.
Have any of you done this? What advice can you offer me?
Posted 2005-10-10 4:02 PM (#31530 - in reply to #31524) Subject: RE: Enclosing my S&H for inclemnt weather
Veteran
Posts: 152 Location: Florence, SC
I also have an S&H, although mine is '97 3 horse. I haven't done anything yet but have been looking at custom cut mesh screens so that the airflow wouldn't be restricted too much. (My trailer doesn't have vents.) I would be interested to see what others think about this.
Posted 2005-10-10 4:33 PM (#31531 - in reply to #31530) Subject: RE: Enclosing my S&H for inclemnt weather
Elite Veteran
Posts: 824 Location: Kansas
I had a stock combo that came with the plexi glass inserts. Very thin and they just slid in and out. Kind of a pain, but it's only once a year. My side openings were large enough that they needed to be covered in the winter. In your area you might not require them, or if your trailer is enclosed in the back you might want them open for ventilation. I have seen many just use plywood and wire it in. Whatever you do, make it easy to handle.
Enclosing my S&H for inclemnt weather
