I've owned a fair number of horse trailers through the years from 2 horse bumper pulls to 4 horse gooseneck's with living quarters. I would look at a slant load with removable dividers. A ramp door would be a plus. There are a number of manufactures for this type of trailer. 4-Star is my favorite manufacture.
Have some tie downs installed under the rubber mats.
I've owned a fair number of horse trailers through the years from 2 horse bumper pulls to 4 horse gooseneck's with living quarters. I would look at a slant load with removable dividers. A ramp door would be a plus. There are a number of manufactures for this type of trailer. 4-Star is my favorite manufacture.
Have some tie downs installed under the rubber mats.
Scrutinize any ramp doors very carefully. With the RT's low road clearance, you might have to elevate the front of the trailer to avoid high-centering during load-unload.
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Scrutinize any ramp doors very carefully. With the RT's low road clearance, you might have to elevate the front of the trailer to avoid high-centering during load-unload.
2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer for 2013 RTS
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Originally Posted by Frank G
