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| Anyone have opinions on them? |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 788
 
| I don't know of anyone who has had good experience with exiss unless they do not use them very often.
When I was trailer shopping I didn't like any of them that I seen so I stayed away. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 331
Location: Oklahoma | I bought my Exiss XT400 new in 2002 and have had NO issues what so ever with it. I love it and wouldn't trade it for anything. Have known others who had the $50,000 and up trailers and have nothing but issues with them. Why people talk against Exiss Trailers is unknown to me. Had a 6 horse Exiss trailer that was pulled from Texas to Kansas to Illinios to Arizona when we were hauling horses on a regular basis and never had any problems with that one either. And I do use my trailer on a regular basis, 2 to 3 times a week, every week. Good Luck with your trailer hunting. Hope you find one you like. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 695
Location: Windoming | haha, we have lots of Exiss bashers on this board. I knew you'd get some opinions. I, myself, have a 2001 Exiss with LQ that I bought new. It's been a good trailer with normal maintenance, hauled all over the country. Still looks great too. We take care of our trailers, guess that helps. Only trailer I have so it gets used a lot, 2 or more times a week all year.
Edited by Silly Filly 2017-01-24 3:09 PM
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Posts: 927
Location: Iowa | I've had 3 Exiss trailers. Never had a problem. I use mine every week from April-October. Get what is in your price range. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 953
| I have a 2012 4h exiss with a 10ft lq and I LOVE IT....its so reliable and never ever EVER left me sit. Its only blown 1 tire and I haul all over the COUNTRY. We have an escape 1st stall door. Don't let people bash them not everyone can afford $20,000+ rigs! These are great trailers! |
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Location: Wherever the Army sends my husband | My Exiss was the biggest pos known to man. Welds busted every time I turned around. I had a slant bust during a trailer ride. Thank god it barely scratched my mare's leg and wasn't a serious accident. Granted I bought it used and it could have been abused and neglected before I bought it (although it didn't look like it). I had it 2 years before I sold it. I will never buy another. |
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Posts: 2128
| I have a mid 2000s model 2 horse Exiss Event with front dressing room and removeable rear tack. I do all of my local running around in it. Had it for years, never had a problem. |
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 Elite Veteran
Posts: 964
Location: Alberta, Canada | We have a 2003 Exiss AlumiSport 20' Stock Combo and it is worth it's weight in gold. We bought it very lightly used two years ago when we upgraded our runaround trailer from a bumper pull to a gooseneck and we have had zero issues. Nice to pull, well enough made and gets used alot. Really great little trailer. Can't speak to the LQ versions but I am happy with my stock. |
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Veteran
Posts: 120
| I don't have an Escape, but I have a 2015 3 horse and love it! I think you get a lot for what you pay. I have a colt who's recently started pulling back and I thought she was going to break the tie rings on the trailer, but it barely even bent (she pulled back multiple times). Just drove 2,100 miles in one trip and didn't have any problems at all! |
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