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Living Quarters with UNBELIEVABLE Pricing!
This *NEW* '06 Kiefer
Built Genesis 4-horse has full living quarters.
It is our original Show Trailer and loaded with
features! We are now offering it for sale
due to the near arrival of our new '08 Show
Trailer.
It has a full
manufacturer's limited warranty.
We have never trailered a horse or used the
amenities in this BEAUTY!
Here are the specs . . . be prepared to be
impressed!
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Kiefer Built
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All aluminum Genesis model 8124
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8'W x 7'6"T x 29'4" Box
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12' Short wall
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LQ conversion by Showtime
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Solid oak cabinets with raised panel doors
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Soft touch ceiling and walls
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Pull-out sofa sleeper with overlay
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Western sconces & cabinet pulls
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6.0 fridge with oak overlay
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Microwave/gas range
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Ducted A/C
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Ducted furnace
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Large bathroom w/radius shower stall
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Vanity with sink
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Toilet
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Linen cabinet
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Awning
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Stereo/CD w/outside speakers
TRAILER SPECIFICATIONS:
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Dual leg electric jack
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Pass-thru door
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Slant stalls
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Stud divider
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Escape door
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Drop-down windows w/grills head side
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Sliding windows w/screens on butt
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Fully lined & insulated ceiling & walls
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Mangers
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Swing-out saddle rack
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Rear load lights
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Custom graphics
ORIGINAL MSRP: $69,842
SALE PRICE:
$49,966
Financing to qualified buyers. Delivery
available. All trades considered (if we
don't have to feed it!)
For more information:
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Appy Apple Crisp
3 cups thinly slicked cooking apples
1 TB. lemon juice
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup flour
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1/4 cup butter
Heat oven to 375. Grease 10"x6" baking
dish. Arrange apples in dish; sprinkle
with lemon juice. Mix sugar w/next 4
ingredients until crumbly. Spread over
apples. Bake 25-30 minutes or until
tender. Serve warm - with ice cream.
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2006 F-150 XLT Factory
Certified with Tow Package
What does factory certified mean to you?
This means this truck has been through a
115-point quality inspection and is backed
by a Ford 6-year / 75,000 miles powertrain
limited warranty.
And
with current financing starting at 2.9% (for
qualified buyers), this unit offers tremendous
savings compared to new.
INTERNET PRICE: $17,566
DOUBLE FOUR-UM PRICE:
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Dear Robyn,
Welcome back to the Double FOUR-UM!
There's alot of information to peruse this
month - enjoy! |
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THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HITCHES
It is vital to use the proper hitch when
towing. We hope you will find the
information below helpful:
Weight-Carrying (Non-Weight
Distributing) Hitch:
A weight-carrying
(non-weight-distributing hitch) is
commonly used to tow small and
medium-sized trailers. Choose a
proper hitch and ball and make sure its
location is compatible with that of the
trailer. Use a good
weight-carrying hitch that uniformly
distributes the trailer tongue loads
through the bumper and frame.
Weight-Distributing Hitch:
A weight-distributing hitch is used in
conjunction with a hitch platform
(receiver) to distribute tongue load to
all towing vehicle and trailer wheels.
Required for certain Class III and all
Class IV applications.
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Weight-distributing hitch platforms
are welded or bolted to the vehicle
frame. Bolt-on types are
recommended because they can be
removed.
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A properly installed bolt-on
weight-distributing hitch platform
will not weaken the vehicle or
underbody as heat of welding might.
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Equalizing arms are connected from
the hitch to the trailer's A-frame.
They can be adjusted for best towing
performance. Lengths of chain
are pulled up and tightened to bend
spring bars upward, which lifts some
of the weight from the rear wheels
and transfers weight to the other
wheels of the vehicle and trailer.
Gooseneck Hitch:
A gooseneck hitch is mounted in the pickup
bed to put more of the trailer weight
directly over the towing vehicle. The
receiver centerline of the hitch should be
mounted at least two inches forward from the
rear axle of the truck chassis. This
mounting location will distribute the king
pin weight of the trailer for optimum
load-carrying and sway-control performance.
Care must be taken to maintain nominal
clearance from the back of the cab to the
front of the trailer during tight cornering
or backing maneuvers. Failure to
follow this recommendation can adversely
affect the towing vehicle's steering,
braking and handling characteristics.
Ford 2008 Trailer Towing Guide
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This pre-loved '08 Cimarron Norstar
trailer is an aluminum 2-horse
bumper pull - slant load. It
is 6'10"W x 7'1"T x 14'L. It
has a rear tack with folding wall,
air flow saddle pommels, front dress
with optional tack, heavy-duty
drop-down windows & grills, full
bright wheel covers, R3 value
reinforced insulated ceiling and
7,000# GVWR. 
This trailer was purchased from us
in September and traded back in for
a much larger 4-horse gooseneck.
It looks absolutely new and has only
been used twice! Cimarron is a
high-line manufacturer of horse and
stock trailers.
Tremendous savings at only:
$12,500
Please contact us for more
information:
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Save
15%
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On the following horse & livestock
trailer services:
- Brake Pads - Per Axle (Regularly
$170)
- Pack Wheel Bearings - Per Axle
(Regularly $65) *Replacement
bearings extra.
- Tire Rotation (4) (Regularly
$49)
Call us today -
636-938-5278!
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Offer Expires:
4-15-08
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HOOF HELP
 Foot
care is one of the most neglected horse
management practices. Most lameness
that impairs the usefulness of a horse can
be prevented by proper foot care and
reasonable management.
Foot care should be as routine as
feeding and watering. It should
include
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routine cleaning
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periodic trimming
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corrections of minor imperfections
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treatment of foot dieases and
injuries
Routine foot care:
Disease organisms concentrate where animals
are confined, so cleanliness is important.
Horses kept in a stall or small pen should
have their feet picked or cleaned daily to
reduce the risk of thrush. Thrush is
the condition resulting from bacterial
penetration into the frog and surrounding
area. The bacteria produce a foul odor
and cause the frog to become soft and mushy.
If allowed to go untreated, serious lameness
can result and extensive treatment will be
necessary.
After riding, clean the sole and check
for gravel or other foreign objects that
could be lodged in the natural
depressions of the foot. A nail,
gravel, stick or other object can work
into the foot and cause lameness of long
duration. Objects have been known
to exist in a horse's foot for as long
as a year before emerging at the heel or
along the coronet. When a foreign
particle emerges at the coronary area, a
sore (called a quittor) usually
develops. This problem can easily
lead to serious infection.
Click
HERE to
continue reading more about:
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Trimming Maintains Foot Balance
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Founder Brings Feet Problems
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Nail Pricks
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Handling the Feet
Article
Written By: Wayne Loch, University of
Missouri Extension.
(To read this article
in its entirety, go to:
www.extension.missouri.edu). |
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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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