Do Holes Come In Horse Trailer Side Pads For Install Or Is Drilling Required

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My current Exiss 4-horse slant does not have divider pads. I am planning on purchasing pads. I have two questions. 1. Do the holes to attach the pads to the dividers have to be pre-drilled? 2. If I purchase pads from here do you sell the screws by the box? If I used an average of 14 screws per pad and I purchase 7 pads that is 98 screws that I need. At $1.58 a screw that makes the cost of the screws $153.00. Seems a bit excessive to me.

asked by: Jodi

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The holes to attach the Horse Trailer Side Pad part # HTP60BK do need to be drilled but that is standard from the other horse trailer side pads I have researched. We do not carry the screws by the box but the screws that we recommend can be purchased locally. They are #8 x 3/4" Screws.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 2

I recommend the Peterson Interior and Compartment Light, part #433600. If strategically mounted in your horse trailer it should provide you with plenty of light. If your trailer has a 6- or 7-way trailer connector you would want to find the 12-volt…

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Answer 3

We carry Horse Trailer Pad Screws for attaching the horse trailer pads. The part number for the Trailer Horse Pad Screw (Qty 1) is PS-8. The pads are installed in the trailer with the screws directly through the pad and can be secured anywhere it…

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There is not a specific method for attaching the Horse Trailer Side Pad, #HTP60BK, to the trailer wall. You can use the Trailer Horse Pad Screw, #PS-8, but like you said it will puncture the material. Another option you have is to apply adhesive to…

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Horse trailer pad #HTP24BK does not come pre-drilled because then it would limit what and where it could fit. We also recommend trailer horse pad screw #PS-8 to mount the pad. The screws are sold in quantities of 1.

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Answer 6

In order to install the the Horse Trailer Side Pad - 60" #HTP1260BK you just need to screw them in. What you'll need are the Trailer Horse Pad Screw #PS-8 and attach them to the sides of the pad.

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Answer 7

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Answer 12

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