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Horse Trailer Covers
Jennifer01
Reg. Mar 2015
Posted 2015-03-18 7:39 AM
Subject: Horse Trailer Covers


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So I made the plunge and purchased a new to me horse trailer! Now I want to get a cover to protect it cuz It will be sitting outdoors... but I can't seem to find any covers that will also cover a hay rack... anyone know of any?

Thanks!
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ThreeCorners
Reg. Nov 2003
Posted 2015-03-18 7:42 AM
Subject: RE: Horse Trailer Covers


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Location: Where I am happiest		Have you tried calling the trailer dealerships? 
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Jennifer01
Reg. Mar 2015
Posted 2015-03-18 9:33 AM
Subject: RE: Horse Trailer Covers


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No I haven't yet. But I was assuming a dealer would be more expensive than if I could buy direct.
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IRunOnFaith
Reg. Dec 2009
Posted 2015-03-18 10:39 AM
Subject: RE: Horse Trailer Covers



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Location: The best kept secret in TX		Usually dealerships that sell accessories sell them direct from the manufacturer anyway.
They usually just make the shipping cost on the accessories.

I would call the dealership for your trailer and ask what brand of cover it is and what the price is and then google the cover brand.  
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motorjock
Reg. Nov 2004
Posted 2015-03-18 11:37 AM
Subject: RE: Horse Trailer Covers


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Location: Texas		If you don't want a custom one which I'm sure would be $$$, look at farmtec. They have all kinds of covers, tarps and straps.
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runnin hard
Reg. Jan 2005
Posted 2015-03-18 12:07 PM
Subject: RE: Horse Trailer Covers



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Location: Kansas		The companies that sell the inexpensive metal carports will also make them tall enough for a trailer.  That is what I did.  They anchor into the ground with a large screw in spike.  You can put them in concrete, but then the appraiser will consider them permanent and tax you.  Mine  is long enough for both truck and trailer and works great. 
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