Kevin Statz said: (quoted from post at 12:11:16 07/22/08) Dave,
What sort of trailer do you have? I believe most of the trailers in Europe differ quite a bit from what we use in the states- with only 100lbs of tongue weight, it probably has four wheels, more of what we would call a wagon. Horse trailers like this used to be popular in the states until the early 1980's when they were pretty much abandoned.
Can you post pics.
Looks about like this (mine is a little uglier). I meant 100 kg tongue weight.
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