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Chris I found a great Trailer but I have the link at work I will sent it toyou 
from work
Monday if it has nto sold yet it was 8,900 in great shape it was a 3 horse 
slant with
completed LQ (Shower-air all the extras) It is a 1986 and located south of KC.
Shannon


On Fri, 6 Oct 2006 17:03:29 -0700 (PDT), Chris Paus wrote
> I think my husband is feeling guilty about scheduling an elective surgery for 
> a non lifethreatening issue when I wanted to go to Winnie Clutter's ride. 
> Although it is a bit iffy if I'd be well enough to go anyway as I'm still 
> recovering from that blow to the head, I was not a happy camper to lose the 
> option to go. I made a case about how many rides I've given up over the years 
> to baby sit him.
>
>   Later that evening, he asked me how much a replacement horse trailer would 
> cost. He's getting some money from his mother's estate. What's left over 
> after 
> he buys a motorcycle, will go to a newer trailer for me.
>
>   that said, if anyone hears of a trailer or has one, let me know! I think 
> I'll have around $12,000 to spend, maybe a little more. so I know I won't be 
> able to get a very new one, or one with lots of "stuff.' But I should be able 
> to upgrade from what i've got.
>
>   here's what I need.
>
>   Essentials
>   2 or 3 H .. .slant preferred, but will consider a 2H straight load. Nothing 
> bigger than a 3H. I don't want to haul and park that much trailer!  GN  Good 
> tires, good floor  Tack area that's not in the dressing room  Room in the 
> LQ/dressing area for my grandson and I to sleep and a place for chairs or 
> bench  AC/heat strip would be nice.
>
>   Great options
>   Water tank
>   outside battery boxes
>   A walk-through would be really nice
>   A wash up and potty area would be da bomb
>   If there's no cooking area, a safe place to light up my coleman stove would 
> be nice.  Stallion stall would be nice  Awning  
> **********************************
>   Here's what I've got to sell. It would be great for someone just starting 
> out....
>
>   $2,500
>
>   1978 (yeah, it's old, but still very nice for its age) King GN 2H straight 
> load
>
>   It's got a huge tack area under the horse mangers, accessible from either 
> side of the trailer outside.
>
>   A decent size LQ/dressing area with queen bed area, a bench for storage and 
> sitting, closet and mirror. It's paneled and insulated. It's longer than a 
> lot 
> of newer ones, but more narrow.
>
>   It's got AC that works really well, no heat, though.
>   Crank out windows
>   Awning (that works)
>   The floors are wood, very heavy duty and in good shape
>   Decent tires and spare
>   Brand new hand crank jack. Cranks very easily, not much muscle power needed.
>   Wired with plug ins for connecting to a generator or camp site power. 
> Inside 
> wiring for microwave, fridge etc. but I don't have those things.  It is 
> steel, 
> but not too much rust. I've looked at newer ones that have a lot more rust 
> than this one!  It pulls and handles well behind a truck. 23 feet long from 
> nose to rear doors.   It must be a decent ride for the horses. Once one goes 
> for a ride in it, they are willing to hop right in again.
>
>                             If you don't know where you are going, any road 
> will get you there.      Lewis Carroll
>
>   Chris Paus
>
>               
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