posted 02-19-2002 09:53 PM                  

This is one of those must have things. If you have a trailer, the stand works wonderfully. It's easy to assemble and use. Frees up space and should protect the trailer from possible damage while moving around it. I have other trailers, garden tractors, boats and etc. The trailer was always in the wrong place. With Larry's stand, you find a quiet corner and stand the trailer up on end with the shiney side toward the wall. The soft cover keeps the dust off. You don't have to worry about things bumping into your stored trailer when you aren't using it.

posted 02-21-2002 01:01 AM                  

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See me WAX a Roush
See me WAX a Cobra

posted 02-21-2002 07:42 PM                  

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Originally quoted by RPL.....really it's because I'm anal and insist that the bottom of the car be as clean as the top. Those that know me understand that I'm not kidding.

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True story.......It was a clear and sunny day, but cold. However, the remaining snow we had on the ground was melting. As I was driving my new Candy Cat home for the first time, I drove down the center lane, so I would not be driving either of the curb lanes and risk driving through any puddles!!! Gasp!!! My cell phone rings.....it's RPL..."Hi, dear! Are you missing all the puddles?" Sheesh!! LOL!

Sorry, Bob!

posted 02-21-2002 08:34 PM                  

Then again, maybe not!

Happy Prowling

Marty

posted 02-21-2002 09:01 PM                  

Yea Bob
In Deadwood I noticed the car detailing wasn't done until Bob said it was done.

posted 02-22-2002 01:01 AM                  

Marc...

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Yea Bob
In Deadwood I noticed the car detailing wasn't done until Bob said it was done.

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posted 02-22-2002 11:54 AM                  

I had a message on my desk this morning that "John" called to order a trailer stand. The number given was "xxx-xxx-xxxx". I have called and the number is not a valid number.

I called John Davies thinking it may have been him but it was not. (but I did sell him a trailer stand!)

John ________ whoever you are, please call me again toll free at 800-436-2269 and I will be happy to take your order.

Marty Usher, yours is shipping today. Thanks for your order.

Problem solved! John Koonce, your stand will ship on Monday along with JD's. Thanks to you both for the orders.

posted 02-22-2002 05:39 PM                  

CJ - you want me to reinforce it and try to stand my car up so you & Bob can see if it works like that? lol

Marty

posted 03-21-2002 07:59 PM                  

How many trailer stand kits do you have left? There another 120 opportunities out there just waiting for new trailer owners.

posted 03-22-2002 05:31 PM                  

I have my tongue on with pins like in the hitch receiver. Unplug the lights and pull 2 pins and slide the whole tongue out. I can change tongue in about 3 min. It is best to have jack stand or someone to hold trailer when changing. I have done it myself everytime but best to be SAFE.

Hope this helps

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Larry & Sue Mayes

posted 03-22-2002 08:54 PM                  

Not enough to fill 120 orders but that's easy enough to fix!