Seven foot six inside. That number separates this 2019 Trailers USA 2HSLBPDLX from most two-horse bumper pulls, which stop at seven feet flat. Six inches of extra headroom sounds trivial right up until you load a tall horse that throws its head the moment the door swings shut.
All aluminum at 2,600 pounds
Structure and floor are both aluminum. Empty weight is 2,600 pounds, which is light for a 15-foot box, and against a 7,000 lb GVWR that leaves 4,400 pounds for horses and gear. The aluminum floor is the part that will still be sound in fifteen years. It hoses out clean and you can inspect it without guessing, which is more than a wood floor buried under rubber mats will give you.
The short wall is genuinely short
One foot. That is a place to hang two bridles and lean a saddle, not a dressing room you change clothes in. The payoff is 6 feet of long wall in the horse area and an overall footprint that stays easy to park. If you want a real tack room, step up to a 2-foot or 4-foot short wall and accept the extra length, weight and price that come with it.
Width
Outside width is 6 feet 8 inches, a few inches narrower than a 7-foot trailer. Fine for most horses. Worth measuring for a broad one, because width is the dimension owners forget to check.
| Construction | All aluminum, aluminum floor |
|---|---|
| Configuration | 2 horse, bumper pull |
| Dressing room | 1 ft short wall, 6 ft long wall |
| Box length | 15 ft |
| Outside width | 6 ft 8 in |
| Inside height | 7 ft 6 in (about 22.5 hands) |
| Axles | 3,500 lb on 15 in tires |
| Empty weight | 2,600 lbs |
| GVWR | 7,000 lbs |
Manual jack and spare included. Flat $550 freight anywhere in the continental US and 30 days from delivery to return it. Call (712) 356-0109 for floor and tire photos.
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