2005 classic aluminum 3 Horse monarch 16 foot

2005 Monarch 16 ft Aluminum 3 Horse

Most people add a horse camera after they buy the trailer. This Monarch already has one, along with the wiring run forward to the truck, so you can watch three horses from the driver’s seat instead of guessing at what the thumping was. That is the standout item on the list. The rest of it is a well-specified aluminum bumper pull.

Two tack rooms

Front and rear. The rear tack room is the one buyers overlook on a three-horse. It puts saddles at the end where you actually unload, so you are not carrying a rig the length of the trailer every time you tack up. The front room takes bulk storage. Between the two there is a home for everything a three-horse operation drags to a show.

Rumber floor

Rumber is recycled rubber and plastic pressed into planks. It does not rot, it runs quieter than wood, and it is easier on hooves than bare aluminum. It also costs more new, which is why finding it on a used trailer counts as a small win. No mats to pull and no soft spots to hunt for.

Specifications

Service history

Bearings were repacked within the last three months and the trailer passed a safety inspection. Every pre-owned trailer we sell goes through the same routine before it is listed: brakes inspected and serviced, bearings packed, interior and exterior lights tested, roof seams checked and sealed. None of that makes a 2005 trailer new. It does mean you are not buying somebody else’s deferred maintenance.

One honest caution on capacity. 3,176 lbs empty against a 7,000 lb GVWR leaves roughly 3,800 lbs, and three full-size horses can exceed that. Weigh what you actually haul. If you routinely load three big ones this trailer is tight; with two horses and gear it has plenty of room. Flat $550 freight to the continental US, 30 days to return it.