Sundowner built this Charter in a warmblood configuration, and that is the reason to look at it. Floor length is 16 feet with a 7-foot interior height. Most two-horse bumper pulls run 12 to 14 feet of floor. The extra length is stall depth, and stall depth is what a big-bodied horse needs to stand square instead of bracing against the butt bar for the whole trip.
Outside width is 6 feet, narrower than a lot of newer two-horse trailers. Read those two numbers together, because this trailer is long rather than wide. A 17-hand warmblood gets the length it needs and is still standing in a 6-foot-wide box. If your horse is broad through the shoulder as well as tall, come measure before you buy.
| Year and make | 2019 Sundowner Charter |
|---|---|
| Type | 2 horse bumper pull, warmblood size |
| Floor length | 16′ (192″) |
| Width | 6′ (72″) |
| Height | 7′ (84″) |
| GVWR | 7,000 lbs |
| Condition | Used, great condition |
That 7,000 lb GVWR is the loaded ceiling. Two warmbloods at 1,300 lbs each is 2,600 lbs of horse before you add the trailer itself, tack, hay, and water. Run that against your truck’s tow rating and use a working brake controller.
Here is what we do not have documented on this unit: axle rating, empty weight, floor material, and the divider and tack configuration. Sundowner build sheets vary year to year and we would rather confirm than guess at it. Call (712) 356-0109 and we will walk out to the trailer, read the tags, and send you photos of what is actually there.
Flat $550 freight to the continental US. Thirty-day returns.
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