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Stock trailer floor non slip question
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<blockquote data-quote="znagir" data-source="post: 1546732" data-attributes="member: 37988"><p>I know this is an old thread but hoping some still can answer me. For those that use the thick rubber floor mats, they are usually 4x6 I think? Do you just toss a few in there loose? or some other way? I think my trailer dimensions are 8x16. It seems like they would push the mats up getting their hooves under them or something and then the mats just being useless anyways. This is for Herefords, most always just to transport to butcher. Had my first experience with one slipping on the wooden floor and ended up splay legged. What a nightmare. Really any cost is not too much compared to the loss of one full grown steer that can't get up itself and walk to slaughter at a USDA facility.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="znagir, post: 1546732, member: 37988"] I know this is an old thread but hoping some still can answer me. For those that use the thick rubber floor mats, they are usually 4x6 I think? Do you just toss a few in there loose? or some other way? I think my trailer dimensions are 8x16. It seems like they would push the mats up getting their hooves under them or something and then the mats just being useless anyways. This is for Herefords, most always just to transport to butcher. Had my first experience with one slipping on the wooden floor and ended up splay legged. What a nightmare. Really any cost is not too much compared to the loss of one full grown steer that can't get up itself and walk to slaughter at a USDA facility. [/QUOTE]
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