How to buy a used Horse trailer.
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- When buying a used Horse trailer what to look for and how to tell if the trailer is in good shape.
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Thank you! Starting to shop for my own trailer and it was nice to have some visual examples to follow instead of just something written down in an article!
Thank you for this video. I am going to look at a couple used trailers tomorrow and thanks to your video I have a list of what to check out before falling in love. Thank you so much for helping ease my mind on this process.
Thanks
Very thorough tutorial. I learned so much!
Great informational video! One thing- "does it have a title too ?"
Very helpful! I hope mine doesn't make that much noise and maybe not that much surface rust anything would happen. Spooking!
Thanks very informational!
Probably wouldn't get a trailer that noisy, could be very scary for some horses...
Hm. If you honestly need some joker wearing a cowboy hat to tell you that the hitch, doors, lights and flooring should be checked, you may not have enough common sense to be a horse owner. Also, I wouldn't let my animals get within 50 feet of this piece of junk!
Helpful! But PLEASE DON'T (like alot of people) refer to CANCER when describing something negative!!! It is insensitive to the general public... and now, trying to learn something about a horse trailer, I'm reminded that I HAVE CANCER, when that was NOT on my mind...for one of the few times!!!
I do see your point ... Referring to rust eating away metal on vehicles and trailers has been called " cancer " for as long as I can remember .. I apologize and I will not use that reference term any longer when I do talk about rust eating away metal .. Thank you for the education ..
Thank you for your prompt reply and understanding.
Virtually everyone in my family who has died has died of cancer. And to call it offensive that that he refers to rust issues as cancer is plane ludicrous imho. Grow up. If that kind of talk offends you than you should never ever ever own a horse. There is much more offensive language in your future, trust me.