Well we all have opinions as to what makes a good trailer. Well tonight I got up the nerve to open my Exiss XT408 LQ with a slider. I expected that the inside would be wet if not totally ruined. Well the inside was dry as a bone. The trailer got pushed off it's block and the leg sank into the ground, but not a hint of damage.
Posted 2005-11-03 6:52 AM (#32624 - in reply to #32617) Subject: RE: Exiss Trailer & Wilma
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Posts: 648 Location: Coconut Creek, FL
My trailer did the same thing - we jacked it up and the hitch is fine (BP) no damage at all, but it's not an Exiss. Our barn did fine as well, though the trees are trashed. They picked up the first load of debris, will be cutting up trees, branches, etc for weeks...
Posted 2005-11-03 8:20 AM (#32629 - in reply to #32617) Subject: RE: Exiss Trailer & Wilma
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Posts: 52 Location: Loxahatchee, Fl.
That is what we had here last year. Only lost one tree this year all the ones that were going yo fall fell last year. Good luck on the cleanup it's a pain
Exiss Trailer & Wilma
as to what makes a good trailer. Well tonight I got up the nerve to open my Exiss XT408 LQ with a slider. I expected that the inside would be wet if not totally 
ruined. Well the inside was dry as a bone. The trailer got pushed off it's block and the leg sank into the ground, but not a hint of damage. 
till the end of the season.It seems to be getting longer every year.