Real Stories from Double D Trailers Owners: What They Love Most

[@yogygator]

I'm trying to picture in my mind what she means by explaining the divider and lifting the divider and lowering it. With a horse's leg(s) entangled, I am having a difficult time understanding how someone could lift the divider up?? Sorry, but I'm a picture person! ;-)

[@DoubleDTrailers]

Hi Ann, the divider in your current trailer...the one that has pins on both ends and separates the horses. She was saying all she had to do was remove the pins (on both ends), and then it slipped off the hinge barrel allowing them to lay it down and the horse was able to get back off. There isn't any pressure on the lifting rod pins, even with a horse leg thrown across it. Your divider is built in the same manner. thanks, brad

[@adrianemeeus1056]

So her leg was over the divider, our plan was to lower the divider as you don't have to lift the divider to remove it. As we were discussing it she reared again and my friend was able to pop her leg back over. Once she was calm we then removed the divider and took it out of the trailer. I didn't explain it quite right because I was nervous as I've never done a podcast before and I fumbled a bit. Each end of the divider has a steel bar/handle attached to steel pins that go into brackets on the wall. To remove the divider you lift the handle and the pins come out without the divider moving. You can then move the divider away. I bet Double D could record a video of how it works. It is very solid.

[@yogygator]

Ok, that explanation makes sense to me. Thanks!