Post by shawnturner on Jan 5, 2018 10:19:48 GMT
Hi,
I just saw a scene from reality show on TV. Cowboys on horses and a pickup pulling a bumper-pull trailer across a field. Double-axle long stock trailer. The front of the trailer was riding nearly a foot higher than the rear, so the floor sloped down.
I've never seen a trailer slant like that before, but I don't really have any experience with bumper-pull stock trailers so I'm just curious. The only long trailers I'm familiar with are goose-neck slant-loads and a side-load head-to-head.
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I just saw a scene from reality show on TV. Cowboys on horses and a pickup pulling a bumper-pull trailer across a field. Double-axle long stock trailer. The front of the trailer was riding nearly a foot higher than the rear, so the floor sloped down.
I've never seen a trailer slant like that before, but I don't really have any experience with bumper-pull stock trailers so I'm just curious. The only long trailers I'm familiar with are goose-neck slant-loads and a side-load head-to-head.
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