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Standard Features:        

• 6’ – 10” Wide and 6’ - 0” Tall
• Removable Pen system, all aluminum, top of gates is 42” above floor
• Fully insulated roof, ½” think fiberglass structural panel with R3 thermal value.  The ultimate in temperature control.
• Roof Vents- 1 per 2 pens
• Front tack room with dome light, floor mat, hooks, & Plexiglas storage
• 3 Air openings on each side with removable plexiglass
• 18” tall Treadbrite gravel guard on front of bumper pull models
• Exterior walls engineered with extruded Aluminum tongue & groove side slats welded to rectangular tube uprights for maximum strength.

Undercarriage

• Dexter Rubber Torsion axles with E-Z Lube hubs & self-adjusting electric brakes

Coupler & Jacks

• 2 5/16” coupler & safety chains with hooks
• Spring loaded Drop-Leg Gooseneck jack, removable handle
• Top-Wind Bumper Pull jack with removable foot

Wheels

• Radial tires on Aluminum spoke wheels
• Balanced & Nitrogen filled

Windows

• 15” x 22” in Rear Doors
• 15” x 22” in Tack Room Door

Doors

• Ramp over sealed Rear Doors w/ windows & Cam lock latches
• All latches keyed alike

Hardware

• 60/40 Pens standard, 50/50 or Ajustable Pens (Optional)

Lighting

• (2) 16” Awning Lights on the rear of the trailer
• LED Opti-Brite lights in the stall area

How do I wash my trailer?

Washing the exterior of your trailer regularly is the easiest way to maintain its new appearance. It is recommended to wash the exterior at least every three months, with cool or lukewarm water and a neutral ph automotive detergent solution. Numerous cleaning products are available from your local automotive supply store.

• Never use strong house hold detergents or soap, such as dish washing or laundry liquid. These products can discolor and spot the painted and natural aluminum surfaces of your trailer.
• Hint: DO NOT USE “Dawn®” brand dish washing detergent, it can cause permanent tea colored stains on natural aluminum surfaces.
• Never wash a trailer that is “hot to the touch” or during exposure to strong, direct sunlight.
• Always use a clean sponge, carwash mitt, or truck type soft brush and pole with plenty of water for best results. Dry the trailer with a chamois or soft terry cloth towel in order to eliminate water spotting.

I lost my keys, what do I do?

We all loose our keys from time to time, not to worry. Located in your users manual you will find your key numbers this will help you determine which replacement key you will need.