Re: RC: RE: Trailer floors

["Nancy Mitts" <mitts_n@hotmail.com>]

Marlene,
It's probably Rumber. Can be very slick if left bare. Yes, it should last 
forever. Pretty expensive though.
Nancy Mitts

>From: Marlene Moss <MARLENE.MOSS@WCOM.COM>
>To: Dave n Deb Stoppkotte <davndeb@farmwagon.com>, ridecamp@endurance.net
>Subject: RC:  RE: Trailer floors
>Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2000 16:23:44 -0600
>
>Deb wrote:
><<We are replacing our "old" trailer floor this spring - planning to use
>2X6's
>for floor, then cover with mats.  Any good hints, tips, wisedom to pass on
>would be appreciated.  We have been told to treat the wood with used car
>oil - Any comments on that.  We plan to seal the wood really well; but
>probably not with used car oil.  >>
>
>Well, here is something I never saw before.  We bought a used stock trailer
>that was halfway to being converted to a 3 horse slant.  I was worried that
>the floor seemed a little flexy.  So we pulled up the mats and the floor
>boards are made of 2x6 shaped solid rubber!  Yeah they are a little 
>flexible
>(which the horses do notice) but they are never going to rot!  Has anyone
>seen anything like this?
>
>Marlene
>
>
>
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