Description
An all-aluminum three-horse with 7 ft 6 in of interior height — 22.5 hands — on 5,200 lb axles and 16 in tires, recorded at 3,800 lb empty.
Seven foot six is the height most people should be buying for a full-size horse, and it is what makes this trailer worth more than its 15 ft box length suggests. A horse needs clearance above the poll, not the withers, and 22.5 hands gives it to animals in the 16 to 17 hand range that a 7 ft trailer would crowd.
All-aluminum construction means no rust in the frame and a lighter trailer for the size, which is why a 9,900 lb GVWR sits over a 3,800 lb empty weight. The 1 ft short wall is a token dressing area rather than a room — this is a hauling trailer, not a weekender. Aluminum floors corrode at the seams where urine collects, so lift the mats and inspect. “Very clean” is the seller’s assessment, and it is worth verifying yourself.













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