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1. www.horseandhound.co.uk › features › horseboxes-for6 horseboxes to suit all budgets and requirements - Horse & Hound

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   Sep 15, 2018 · Weight: 5.7T. Number of horses: three. Selling points: “This Mercedes Benz 609D 5.7T was coachbuilt by Highbarn Horseboxes. Its mileage reads 154,000km and it has a long MOT. It is stalled for ...

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3. www.centralenglandhorseboxes.co.uk › guide-buyingHorsebox Buyers Guide | Guide to Buying a Horsebox For Sale

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   If you passed your driving test after January 1997 the a 3.5t horsebox is the biggest you can legally drive. 3.5t horseboxes are usually stalled for two horses and tend to be mainly rear facing with a side ramp.

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsTransporting horses in horseboxes and trailers - GOV.UK

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   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 ...

5. www.kphltd.co.uk › horsebox-payloadsHorsebox Payloads - all you need to know. | KPH Horseboxes

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   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.

6. www.horsemart.co.uk › community › buying-sellingBuying A 7.5 Tonne Horsebox: The Ultimate Guide - Horsemart

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   Aug 20, 2022 · If you have only one light horse or two ponies, a 3.5 ton horsebox will likely suffice, but If you own two or more large horses, you'll require a 7.5 tonnes or larger horsebox to carry the weight. When you're searching for a horsebox, it's incredibly important to understand payload and the maximum authorised mass - which, if exceeded, can make ...

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7. www.yourhorse.co.uk › buying-guides › trailers-andOn the move: Buyer’s guide to horseboxes and ... - Your Horse

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   Aug 13, 2023 · To find out the payload of a horsebox have it weighed empty — this will tell you how much it weighs (the unladen weight). Then subtract the unladen weight from the horsebox’s gross weight (3.5 tonne, or 7.5 tonne). This gives the payload, which will then make it obvious how many horses can legally be travelled.

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   How much horsebox do I Need?

   • Firstly, how many horses or ponies are you planning to transport? This is what will likely determine what tonnage of horsebox you require. If you have only one light horse or two ponies, a 3.5 ton horsebox will likely suffice, but If you own two or more large horses, you'll require a 7.5 tonnes or larger horsebox to carry the weight.

   Buying A 7.5 Tonne Horsebox: The Ultimate Guide - Horsemart

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   What is the difference between a horsebox and a trailer?

   • Horseboxes can be viewed as similar to an RV or light goods van, whereas, a horse trailer is a detached unit that needs a tow vehicle to transport it. Some trailers can only accommodate one horse while others have space for multiple animals. Firstly, how many horses or ponies are you planning to transport?

   Buying A 7.5 Tonne Horsebox: The Ultimate Guide - Horsemart

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   Should you buy a horsebox?

   • If the living area has high spec, ie; Shower, toilet, central heating, fridges, leather upholstery, generator etc, then the horsebox will cost more money. 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.

   Used or Second Hand Horsebox Buyers Guide - Central England Horseb…

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   Can you carry more than one horse in a horsebox?

   • You need to be really careful not to go overweight in a horsebox – especially if you are transporting more than one horse/pony in a 3.5T, but also many 7.5T lorries partitioned for three horses do not have sufficient payload to carry three along with all their associated kit. Take the lorry to the weighbridge to check you are within the limits

   Horsebox versus horse trailer – which would suit you best?

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   What are the different types of horseboxes?

   • Prospective purchasers are literally spoilt for choice — a quick glance around the horsebox park at any competition will highlight the huge variety of different modes of transport, from trailers to luxury horseboxes with pop-out sides and more mod-cons than most people have in their own home. Trailer or horsebox?

   On the move: Buyer’s guide to horseboxes and trailers

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   How do I choose a horsebox?

   • Horseboxes come in all shapes and sizes, and it's important to choose the right one for your needs. You need to make sure that the horsebox you choose is big enough to account for the amount of horses or ponies you are planning to transport, as well as any other equipment you might need to transport with them.

   Buying A 7.5 Tonne Horsebox: The Ultimate Guide - Horsemart

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9. www.horseandhound.co.uk › features › horsebox-orHorsebox or trailer – which suits you best for transporting ...

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   Jun 3, 2024 · You can drive a 3.5t horsebox on your car licence (B category) without additional qualifications; The larger the horsebox, the more horses you can transport, though this is subject to the payload ...