2 Horse Gooseneck XXL Dress Trailer Rear Load

2 Horse Gooseneck XL with Dressing Room, Rear Loading Platform - More Photos Here!

	Balanced Ride LT 2H XXL w/ Straight Wall Dress Gooseneck REAR Load 7’8 tall, 6’8 width, 15’ Box	Balanced Ride Max 2H XL w/ Straight Wall Dress Gooseneck REAR Load 7’8 tall, 6’8 width, 15’ Box
#5200 Rubber Torsion Axles	S	S
15” Radial & Spare ST22575R15(c)	S	S
Single Speed GN Jack	S	S
Fuse Block, Brake Away Brake	S	S
LED DOT Clearance Lighting	S	S Chrome 4 Diode LED B
LED Tail Lights	2	4
Conspicuity Tape	S	S
Wheel Hub Center Covers	S
Stainless Wheel Covers	O $129	S Full Simulators
Stallion GN Coupler, Safety Cables	S	S
Rear Facing Stalls	S	S
7 1/2’ Body, 3 ½’ Head Area	S	S
Adjustable Breast Bars	S	S
Barred Head Divider	O $85	S
Stall Mats	S	S
Rubber Body Side Walls	S	S
Rubber Bulkhead Wall	S	S
Bar Pads, Stall Pads, Head Bumper	S Black	S Black
Feed Bags	2 Black	2 Black
Grooms Door	O	S
Full Width Rear Bar	O $98	S or Padded Chain
Forward Facing Option	O $290	O $290
20 x 51 Sidewall Window	2	2
20 x 24 Sidewall Window	S at rear head
24 x 31 Drop Down Window	O $460	2) at rear head
Rear Ramp w/ Solid top doors	S
Rear Top Door Windows	O	S
Horse Area 2 way Roof Vents	2	2
Horse Area Lights	2	2 LED
Dress Area Lights	1	1 LED
Load / Spot Light	O $77	S LED
Remote Light Switch	O $36	S & Recessed
4’ Straight Wall Insulated Dress	S	S
Carpet Dress Floor	S	S
Rubber Mat Dress Floor	O $95	O $95
Carpet Dress Wall	O $163	S
Saddle Racks	2 metal	2 Saddle Boss
Bridle Hooks	6	6
Brush Tray	S	S

Pad Rod	O	S
Blanket Bar	O $55	S
Door Tie Backs All Doors	S	S Alum
Diamond Fender Guard	S Partial	S Full
Double Coated White Interior	O $421	S
Aluminum Running Boards	O	S
Outside Tie Rings	2	4, 2 per side OR Hi Lo
Inside Tie Rings	2 per stall	2 per stall
Empty Weight Approximate	4675	4775
*Cost depends on pick up or delivery location, may be more or less	$17,565*	$19,635*

Is Your Horse?

Very nervous, reluctant or difficult to load?

Sweaty for no apparent reason when trailered?

Scrambling, pawing, kicking, sitting on the butt bar, leaning on the divider or side walls, rearing up or falling down when trailered?

Does your horse "fly" or rush to exit the trailer?

Benefits:

Minimize unnatural physical and mental stress when trailered.

Maintain the natural balance of the horse with it's weight on the forehand during normal deceleration and braking.

Relaxed head lowered forehand weighted posture while traveling

Reduced risk of scrambling to maintain balance

Reduced risk of injury or falls during hard braking

Reduced risk of injury and muscle pain and damage due to un natural spreading of the hind legs and high head carriage to maintain balance

Minimize stress for claustrophobic horses

Easier loading and reduced risk to the handler

Easier un loading, your horse can view its surroundings prior to exiting the trailer.

Reduced risk of flying or rushing out of the trailer when un loading