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features such as quick release breast doors, a wide groom’s door (which you could get your horse through in an emergency) and a proper bulkhead. It’s worth bearing in mind that 3.5 tonne horseboxes should be stalled rear facing to ensure that the weight is carried over the axles correctly.
As an example, if you stalled a 7.5 tonne build for one horse and had a double sized living, when you sell the horsebox your market will shrink from everyone looking for a three stall 7.5 tonne build to a handful of people. My final observation is one I see happening more often.
I have a very good friend who transports horses to and from the Isle of Man. Her horsebox was weighed with three horses and was perfectly legal. It had a very large horse loaded first, then two smaller ponies. After dropping off the two small ponies, the large horse was left in the front stall. When weighed this time the front axle was overweight.
Jan 15, 2024 · Aeos Edge ST 45 horsebox. This 4.5 tonne stallion stall horsebox jumps up to a very healthy payload of approximate 1.7 tonnes, allowing the ability to carry two horses. It increases in length to 6.7 meters and has a wardrobe and a very large external tack locker at 1.28 meters (4’ 2”) wide. Aeos Freedom ST 45 horsebox.
- What Size Or Weight of Horsebox Do You Need?
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- Checking Over A Horsebox For Sale
- Horsebox Mileage
- The Horsebox Ramp
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- Buying A Horsebox – Finance and Paperwork
One of the main points to consider is the maximum and minimum amount of horses/ponies you will be looking to travel. For 2 horses or more you will generally need a 7.5t horsebox which usually come with 3 stalls and a living area of varying size and spec. A very important factor when choosing which horsebox to buy will be the PAYLOAD that the horseb...
Something else to consider is what you as a driver are legally entitled to drive. The simple way to look at this is that if you passed your driving test prior to January 1997 then you can jump straight into anything up to 7.5t. If you passed your driving test after January 1997 the a 3.5t horsebox is the biggest you can legally drive. 3.5t horsebox...
Prices of horseboxes for sale can be a bit of a tough one to get your head around. Most people tend to look at the age/reg number of the chassis (chassis is the cab and drive system) and value it that way. This isn’t really right as the vast majority of a horseboxes value is found in the body. There are 2 different main types of horsebox body, They...
When physically looking over a horsebox with a view to purchase, there are a few easy and important things to look for. The floor in the horse area is a good place to start. Most horseboxes have a floor made out of exterior/marine plywood with rubber matting over the top. The more expensive horseboxes have floors made from aluminium planking, this ...
Mileage is another difficult point to get your head around when looking to buy a horsebox as many horseboxes have done hundreds of thousands of kilometers (the mileage is usually shown in kilometers on any horseboxes over 3.5t) Don’t let this scare you, this is due to the fact that most used horseboxes for sale have previously been used as a commer...
Lifting the ramp is another point to look at, the last thing you want after a hard days riding is to return back to your horsebox, load your horses or ponies and have to struggle with a heavy ramp. Ramps are nearly always assisted by springs, these springs can almost always be adjusted so that you can lift the ramp relatively easily on your own. We...
If its a higher spec, more luxurious horsebox you are looking to buy, then it’s also important to make sure that all of the lights and appliances are working correctly and where gas and electricity are involved, that they are safe. Items such as fridges, heating systems, hot water systems, toilets and showers can be very expensive to put right if t...
When you have chosen the right horsebox for you paying for your horsebox is one to get right also. It is important to get a HPI certificate to show that the vehicle has never been in an accident, stolen and recovered or whether there is any finance outstanding on it. We provide one of these certificates with every horsebox sold. In terms of funding...
Dec 20, 2012 · Details. This guide tells you about: driving licence rules. operator licence rules. qualifications you need to transport horses. keeping your horsebox or horse trailer safe on the road. keeping ...
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Aug 13, 2023 · As a general rule, anyone transporting two or more horses will need a 7.5 tonne horsebox. These will normally have a living area of some description, too. For those with only one horse, a 3.5 tonne horsebox is a good option, but check the payload first. Also, find out whether you can legally drive the size of horsebox being considered.
