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Warranty:
Upgrades & Features
Running boards
Upgrade to Shelby flooring in lieu of the wood floor
Frame and Structure Standards
Aluminum frame
Aluminum side wall posts and aluminum roof bows
Sidewall posts are 1 1/2" deep
Unit height: 6'-10' tall
Flooring cross members commonly on 12" centers
2x6 Pressure treated wood floor
One-piece, seamless aluminum roof
Exterior is extruded slat in the stock area with three-piece skin-colored nose sheet
Dexter Spring axles (3,500 lb standard)
Electric brakes on all axles
(4) Steel wheels + (1) spare steel wheel (15" LR D) — spare installed on trailer side
Stock Area Standards
Extruded sides are hollow core for smooth interior finish
.100 aluminum sheet in front nose stock area
High and low air gaps on road and curb side walls
Side access door and rear swing/slider gate match sidewall air gaps (top gap removed)
(1) Slim-line LED stall light per section (installed on curb side cove)
Center swing gate with heavy-duty slam latch (centered in stock area; not on 12' model)
Exterior Standards
Curb side access door toward front of front stock area
Cam bar & lockable hasp on curb access door
Three heavy-duty 5"x5" hinges on access door
Rear swing gate with slider (includes matching air space)
Rear swing gate: four heavy-duty 5"x5" hinges
Heavy-duty steel cam lock on rear swing gate
License plate light on curb side of rear gate, lower section
License plate mounting location: curb side of rear gate
Single set of LED turn/stop/tail lights (installed ~18" above stock floor)
(1) Switch in rear hoop for stall lights
Tear-drop aluminum fenders with top-mounted amber/red light
Large Bar-M decal on front of trailer
(2) Red reflectors: rear road side & rear curb side (mid-way up)
(2) Amber reflectors: front road side & front curb side (mid-way up)
(2) Amber reflectors: road side nose & curb side nose (just below top rail)
Bar-M logo on top rail (both sides near rear)
Bar-M logo on rear slider door (road side, mid-way up)
Top crank jack with wheel
2-5/16" ball coupler
*Estimated payments are for informational purposes only. They exclude title and registration fees and may not account for all dealer charges and governmental fees. And do not represent a financing offer or guarantee of credit from the seller.
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