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Believe he runs an Aero XP. But wouldn’t be like him to not shop around before purchasing so he might be able to sway you in the right direction
Conestoga question
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Rob Ox, Apr 2, 2018.
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Yes I have the Aero XP. As far as structural design, and ease of operation I say it ranks near the top, if not at the top. I looked at other Conestogas at MATS last week, still prefer the Aero. From the front I can have it unhooked, and slid open in less than 45 seconds. But when I fasten it back up I like to unlatch the back first, takes the strain off the front latches. After loading I can button it up pretty quick.
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Freind got his installed last year. He worked it out so he took his trailer straight to Indianapolis at the main plant. Think he said 1 1/2 days and he rolling back home with it. Also a Aero XP.
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The company I work for has aero as well. I really like them. They open really fast from front or back. I have however talked to a driver that was in love with his quick draw setup, he had regular flat that day so I've never seen one tho. Hope that helps.
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I've owned both Quickdraw and Fastrak. They are about the same quality. Something else to consider is shop locations and hours. What options were included in that 15k quote?
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Those Aeros do look nice and quick. Never dragged one myself. Only the Fasttrack.OLDSKOOLERnWV Thanks this. -
I have to load later this evening for Elkhart, IN , if I don't forget I will take a few pics and share here, just to give others a idea what it looks like on the latches. We all have different taste. -
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