Upstate Chat Thread XXI
06-28-2011, 07:42 PM
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Known to me as a Texas Rollback
Awesome and costly
No ramps and a shallaw approach angle which is great for lowered cars
Was my 1st choice but too costly
Awesome and costly
No ramps and a shallaw approach angle which is great for lowered cars
Was my 1st choice but too costly
Good morning upstate.
06-29-2011, 04:07 AM
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Looking at Sloan tilt trailers...
http://kwikload.com/
http://kwikload.com/
When I looked at them I was amazed at the $5 - $7k price
Then when I considered that price, all I could think of is I would rather have an aluminum trailer
No matter what, a steel trailer is and always will be a constant exercise in maintanence
06-29-2011, 05:56 AM
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doug, you'll take a few weeks to get used to the technology... i know you're used to the rotary phones, but this is an important step in life and we are all glad you made it. We need our CO 
ing at us in the evening too 
ing at us in the evening too
