"Leading The Way In Horse Trailer Safety"

"Easy to lift" Ramp Behind Two Full Height Rear Doors — In the rear of your trailer, your horse is protected by two full height galvaneeled (non-rust) doors. The inside of the steel doors are rubberlined to absorb and withstand full back kicks without flying open or hurting your horse.

Two large 20x24 screened windows up high in rear doors allow air flow in but keeps insects, and unwanted flying objects out. A 6'8" wide, 48" tall, low angle (prevents slipping) easy-to-lift ramp closes behind the rear doors to prevent your horse from slipping underneath the rear of the horse trailer when backing out. A two point outside lockable latch allows you to open each rear door individually.

Triple Wall Construction — the galvaneeled steel (non-rusting) inner wall provides a tough inner cage around your horses, such as you have in your tow vehicle. Between the inner wall and outer aluminum skin is one-inch Styrofoam insulation for a climate-controlled quiet ride. The walls are also treated with a two-part epoxy light gray paint which has been researched as being more soothing than stark white.

Molded One Piece Fiberglass Roof — is unique to other fiberglass roofs in that it has a tough tubular steel roof bracing molded right into the fiberglass. Leaks are eliminated by doing away with overlapping of roof sections, and by eliminating rivets/screws to fasten roof to tubular steel. The extra foam core, one piece seamless, fiberglass roof with the series of roll bar tubular steel molded right in, makes it one of the best and safer roofs on the market.

Dual Opening Aluminum Roof Vent - allows the regulating of air flow into the horse area. The vent also provide an escape for hot air that builds up in the trailer.

Fiberglass Fenders — are lightweight and easy to repair at most body shops if you happen to have a minor impact. Since they are attached with bolts and are not a part of the trailer body, the fenders can also be easily and quickly replaced without having to do major body work. They can be shipped painted and ready to install.

Diamond Plate Gravel Guard - diamond-plate full-length of fenders (both sides) replaces standard gravel guards on fenders. Whereas the standard diamond plate gravel guard protects the front of the fender from rocks and debris from the road, the full length diamond plate gravel guard runs across the top of the fender and down the back to protect the fenders from items placed on it, or debris flying up from behind. It also "fancies" up the look of the fender. The edges are trimmed with a protective covering to prevent lacerations while a horse is tied to the side.

Lifetime Warranty Pressure Treated #1 Grade Pine Floor — not only stays cooler, but the 16"-on-center cross-member steel bracing (like putting joists closer together under a house floor) gives it that added extra safety factor of strength.

Rubberlined Floors — the 5/8 inch mats completely cover the wood floor for the comfort of your horse and to keep the urine and manure on the mats instead of the floor. They are easy to remove and clean, and they reduce stress to your horse's legs by absorbing shock.

Dexter Nev'R'Lube Rubber Torsion Axles — unlike "spring and shackle" axles, the independent torsion suspension not only gives your horse a smoother ride, it allows you to travel level and stable for some distance on three wheels - a true safety feature if you have a flat on a busy road. Never having to lube your wheel bearings eliminates worry about having enough grease in your wheel bearings, or having to have your bearings greased every spring.

Heavier Duty Good Year or LoadStar Radial Tires — for that little higher rating without a stiffer ride.

Spare Tire with Unique Air-Flow Vinyl Cover — is the same high quality tire that is on the wheels of the trailer. Often the manufacturer provides a lower quality spare tire or none at all. The tire is mounted on the ditch side of the trailer for safe and easy access on a busy road. EquiSpirit's Air-Flow mesh-front allows air to travel through the tire cover preventing it from blowing off and getting wind torn over the years.

8  Large Safety-Glass Screened Windows — are placed throughout the 2 horse non-dressing room trailer for ultimate ventilation. Unlike Plexiglas, they won't flex or expand which insures that they will continue to slide easily and not split from the heat for years to come. The screens keep out unwanted flying debris, such as insects, road debris, and cigarette butts.

• Two large 20"x24" windows are placed in the rear doors for cross ventilation.
• Two large 20"x48" slide opening screened windows are placed in each stall area for side ventilation.
• Two large 20"x24" slide opening screened windows are placed in the wedge nose for light and front ventilation.
• One large 20x24” slide opening window is placed in the bulkhead wall between the horse area and tack area.
• One large 20x24” slide opening window is placed at the horses head area in the door.

Walk-Thru Doors —One 30" width full height walk through doors into the horse head area gives you access to the horse in case of problems, and permits access to the horse in case of problems or to give him hay and water. The horse area door has an exterior safety latch in addition to the normal door latch to prevent the horse from kicking it open. It can be locked, along with the rear doors, to protect stored equipment in the trailer.

Exterior Safety Latch — a large butterfly safety on the horse door keeps it from popping open while trailering.

Interior Door Latch Guard —keeps the door latch from being tampered with by a curious horse while trailering – a safety feature that anyone who has ever hauled horses can appreciate.

RV Plunger Style Door Tie Backs — allows you to push the door back into a guide to quickly anchor the doors open while you work out of the trailer. Unlike latching door tie backs, if the door is pulled hard (not realizing it's latched), the door will just release rather than break a latched tie back.

6 LED Turn Signal/Brake Lights — two each are located on each side of the rear of the trailer, spaced on the lower 1/3 and upper 1/3. Large turn signal/brake lights are also mounted on the side fenders which can be easily seen by the driver and from traffic passing along your side.
LED Running Lights - to give more outside visibility to your trailer than even DOT (Department of Transportation) requires.

Double Clear Dome Lights with Switch — a side-by-side double light unit gives extra light for the stall and tack area of the trailer for night time loading or traveling.

Padding and Rubber Lining — is on all horse area side walls to extra-protect your horse from scrapes and bruises, and to give them a more comfortable, safer ride.

Vinyl Padding — is mounted above the rubber lining on the horse area side walls, and on both sides of the center divider to provide protection and comfort while the horses are balancing during travel.

Rear Header Pad — is mounted in the interior over the top rear doors to protect your horse's head from injury if it were to fling its head up while backing out of the trailer.

A Heavy-duty Canvas Feed Bag — is deeper than most, allowing your horse to eat more naturally in the trailer. Unlike hanging rope feedbags, which generate hay and dust that, can lodge in a horse's respiratory system, these keep the hay below your horse's head. It is easily removable and cleanable.

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