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3 Horse Delta with Dressing Room Under
$10,000!
You can't beat the
price on this new '07 Delta 600 Bronco. We're
wanting to find it a good home to make room for our
Spring stock - a true advantage for the buyer!
- 3 Horse Slant
Load
- 18' L x 6'8"
W x 7' H
- 12,000# GVWR
- Dressing
Room/Tack
- Vertical
Saddle Rack
- Pop-Up Vent
Per Stall
- Removable
Plexiglass
- Rear Load
Light
- Escape Door
- Floor Mats
- Graphics
- GALVANEAL
Sheet Metal
ORIGINAL MSRP:
$12,690
SALE PRICE:
$9,929
Financing to qualified buyers. Delivery
available. All trades considered (if we
don't have to feed it!)
For more information:
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About the Morel Mushroom Season...
The morel mushroom season typically arrives in
the spring months for most regions. Many
variables such as air temperature, ground
temperature and rain levels impact the growing
cycle and how bountiful the crop.
Read More....
Stuffed Morels
1
doz. medium size morels
1 can (8oz) flaked crabmeat
1 egg, beaten
1/4 cup salad oil
2 tbl mayonaise
2 tbl chopped sweet onions
2 teas fresh squeezed lemon juice
1/2 cup of seasoned bread crumbs
2 tbl melted butter or margarine
In a bowl combine crabmeat, egg, salad oil,
mayonaise, onions, lemon juice and 1/4 of bread
crumbs. Wash morels under running water. Fill
morel "shells" with mixture. Combine remaining
1/4 cup of breadcrumbs with melted butter and
sprinkle over mixture. Place the stuffed Morels
in a pan.
Bake in oven for approx 15 minutes at 375
degrees. Serve Hot.
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Pre-Owned '08 Ford
F-450 4 Door Crew Cab
What a truck! The King Ranch stands alone
and this one's no exception. A comparably
priced NEW truck would cost you almost
$60,000. This beauty looks brand new - with
a cheaper price tag.
Some of the many features include:
heated seats, adjustable gas & brake pedals,
reverse aid sensor, keyless entry, power
slide rear window, memory driver's seat,
upfitter switches, in line jack for iPod,
integrated trailer brake controller, 4X4,
6.4 V8 diesel, ABS, alloy wheels, cruise
control, leather, power locks, seats,
windows, running boards, sunroof, tilt, tow
package.
The exterior is black clearcoat with pebble
gold accent and the interior is the
chapparal leather.
If you're towing, you may as well do so in
luxury!
DOUBLE FOUR-UM PRICE:
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Understanding Your Equine Athlete's State of
Wellness - Part 3
The body, mind, and external factors surrounding
the horse you ride provide the initial framework
to determine where you can provide opportunities
to build your horse's Fitness in Motion.
The components of each category
can overlap as there is not a clean line
separating mind from body and everything about
the environment is computed and affects how each
of the other two components respond.
Keep Reading....
Article Written By: Ava Frick, DVM -
AVCA Certified in Animal Chiropratic -
Author of Fitness in Motion
™
published by The Lyon's Press -
www.avafrick.com
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Dear Robyn,
Spring has sprung! Before you hit the
trails, take a look at what we have to offer
this month. . . |
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Aluminum VS
Steel: A
Closer Look
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Topic:
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Aluminum |
Steel
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Strength |
To equal the strength of steel,
generally 50% more aluminum
structure is needed.
However, high quality aluminum
is pound-for-pound stronger than
steel. |
Generally, steel is stronger
than aluminum. However,
high quality aluminum is
pound-for-pound stronger than
steel. |
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Weight |
Aluminum is lighter than steel
but can actually be stronger
with quality materials and
proper construction.
Aluminum is approximately 1/3 of
the density of steel.
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Steel trailers have been around
longer than aluminum and have
stood the test of time.
Steel is a heavier material than
aluminum, it is denser by
approximately 2/3.
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Fuel Economy |
Because aluminum is lighter, it
has better fuel usage and
efficiency in towing.
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Because steel is heavier it can
decrease fuel efficiency.
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Longevity |
Aluminum trailers do not rust,
which can increase their life.
Older trailers can oxidize and
if the aluminum is cheap and of
inferior quality, it can require
frequent acid baths.
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Rust or oxidation can affect
your trailer. However,
with galvanized steel the
likelihood of rust is
reduced. Steel trailers usually
require more frequent exterior
maintenance.
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Expense |
Aluminum is a more expensive
investment initially, however
infrequent repairs, fuel
efficiency and trade-in value
often make the initial expense
worthwhile. However,
aluminum repairs are more
expensive than steel repairs.
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Steel is more cost efficient
than aluminum initially, however
fuel usage, repairs and tow
vehicle expense do impact the
overall price. Repairing
steel trailers is cheaper than
aluminum repair work.
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Trade-In Value |
Aluminum trailers tend to hold
their value better than steel
units. |
Steel trailers tend to not hold
their value as effectively as
aluminum trailers.
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Appearance |
Aluminum does not rust, however
cheap aluminum can oxidize and
require frequent acid baths.
Aluminum does not need to be
painted like steel. Aluminum is
an especially good
choice for very salty
environments.
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Corrosion can cause rust spots
to be visible and
unsightly. Re-painting may be
necessary after a couple of
years of use depending
on weather conditions, etc. |
From:
www.SilverLite.com
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Kiefer Built Weekender LQ -
Everything You Need!
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 We
currently have in stock exactly what you
need for a short trip. It's an '08
Kiefer Built Genesis 2 horse slant load.
Here are some of the many features:
- 53" Short Wall
- A/C with Heat Strip
- Gas Furnace
- Microwave
- Sink
- Separate Bathroom w/Toilet
- Large Double Closet
- Outside Cowboy Shower
- FM Stereo CD
- TV Antenna with Jack
- Dual Batteries
- Dual LP Tanks
- Awning
- Rear Folding Tack
- Pass Thru Door
- Stud Divider
- Drop Down Windows
- Pads on Divider
- Jail Bar Style Divider
- Extra J-Hooks
- Floor Mats
- Kick Mats
- Rear Load Lights
- Side Tie Light
- 15' 2" L x 7' W x 7' H
MSRP: $33,815
Please contact us for more information:
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Q:
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I have a question about my trailer
maintenance - what needs to be done this
spring? Thanks for your help.
Typically a trailer that has not been used
throughout the entire year should be
inspected each spring. A simple inspection
of the tires for inflation, wear and dry rot
is a good beginning.
Check all exterior running lights for
operation. Squirrels and mice love to
gnaw on wiring.
If you have interior dome lights give
them a try.
For trailers with wood floors, pull out
the mats and check for any deterioration
in the boards.
Inspect all handles and latches
including the frame for signs of
cracking.
I suggest that a trained service
technician inspect your brakes and brake
linings, wheel bearings and repair any
electrical items you may have found
during your own inspection.
Living Quarter Trailers require a much
more detailed service inspection and
de-winterizing.
Check out the service specials at Double
4 for all of your trailering needs.
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636-938-5278 |
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We hope you've enjoyed this month's
Double Four-Um. And
please, if you have article suggestions,
we welcome your ideas and suggestions .
. . or just a good story you would like
to share.
We are very appreciative of your time
and look forward to continually
EARNING your business.
Happy Trails!
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Sincerely,
Randy Long
Double 4 Trailer Sales |
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Morel
Mushroom Madness!
