Do Robinsons still sell the Requisite trailers?

[sidesaddlegirl]

And do they still do financing?? I can't see anything about them on their site. Am after one of their single ones.

 

[StormyMoments]

I don't think so, I think they stopped after a few horses fell through the floor when traveling in them... but don't quote me on that though, that's just my understanding of it.

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/robinsons-warns-customers-of-dangerous-trailer-floors/

I don't think they ever brought them back.

ETA: I have just found this - http://www.towinghorsetrailers.co.uk/trailer/1061 so I'm guessing that they are still selling them

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

I thought they then started having them made with alloy floors after? I wouldn't mind one if they still made with with the alloy floors as it would save me having to downplate a 401 or 403 to 1500kgs and were/are a lot cheaper than the Cheval Libertes.

 

[Tern]

I do believe they didn't start selling them again.

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

Hopefully Robinsons will write back to me soon. I sent them an email through their website about them (they had a choice on the menu for trailers so maybe they are still selling them??) so hopefully they will reply when they reopen after Christmas.

 

[LadyRascasse]

When I brought my trailer it was actually cheaper to buy it direct from CL and you had more in it like padded sides, head partition etc. Great trailers just get an alloy floor

 

[happyclappy]

Who are CL?

 

[Beausmate]

Who are CL?

Cheval Liberte.

 

[LovesCobs]

I recently sold my requisit/Cheval trailer. When the buyer called them to confirm it wasn't stolen they said mine was one of the last ones they sold (about 3 years ago) it had an aluminium floor. So I'm presuming you'd have to go to cheval direct now

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

Oh poo I was hoping they still sold them as I had just wanted the basic model they did and they did financing, lol!!!

 

[Smurf's Gran]

I don't think so, I think they stopped after a few horses fell through the floor when traveling in them... but don't quote me on that though, that's just my understanding of it.

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/robinsons-warns-customers-of-dangerous-trailer-floors/

I don't think they ever brought them back.

ETA: I have just found this - http://www.towinghorsetrailers.co.uk/trailer/1061 so I'm guessing that they are still selling them

the last article is 2009 though ?

 

[Kezzabell2]

IF YOU want finance for a trailer, you could just get a loan! I'm sure you'd get a better interest rate if you went to someone independent.

Look at Martin Lewis money saving expert, he will tell you want company has the best rate at the moment! I got mine with Tesco finance, for my car!!