2004 Hart 3 Horse Gooseneck Weekender with Living Quarters

Description

Three Horses Up Front, a Place to Sleep Behind the Hitch

The Weekender package exists for a specific kind of horse owner: the one who competes or trail rides far enough from home that a motel becomes part of the budget. This 2004 Hart 3H gooseneck handles both halves of that trip. It carries three head in a properly finished horse area, and it gives you a genuine mini-home with a shower, toilet, sink, refrigerator and microwave up in the nose.

The living space is laid out for real overnight use rather than as a token gesture. A bench seat gives you somewhere to sit and eat, a broom closet keeps the space tidy, and the plumbing and appliances cover the essentials that turn a two-day show from an endurance test into something closer to a weekend away. Hart’s reputation for build quality is the reason these trailers still turn up in show parking lots two decades on.

Behind the living quarters, the mid-tack is thoughtfully sorted with a three-tier saddle rack, blanket bar, bridle hooks and a brush tray, so each piece of kit has a home and nothing ends up on the floor. A tack escape door gives you a safe way out up front. In the stalls, hay mangers, drop-down windows for airflow, a rubber kick wall and rubber mats underfoot protect both horses and trailer, while the insulated roof takes the edge off heat and cold.

Specifications

• 2004 Hart Trailers, three horse gooseneck with Weekender living quarters
• Living quarters: shower and toilet, sink, refrigerator, microwave
• Bench seat and broom closet
• Mid-tack with three-tier saddle rack, blanket bar, bridle hooks and brush tray
• Hay mangers in the stall area
• Drop-down windows
• Rubber kick wall and rubber floor mats
• Insulated roof
• Tack escape door
• Recorded service includes brake service, repacked bearings, interior and exterior light testing, and sealed roof seams

Checking a Used Living-Quarters Gooseneck

Living quarters add a second set of things that can go wrong, so budget time for them. Run water through the sink and shower, confirm the refrigerator cools and the microwave draws power on the circuit you will actually use, and look for staining around the shower pan and under the sink, since slow leaks show up as soft flooring long before they show up as drips.

On the horse side, check the floor under the mats, brake function at each wheel and the condition of the rubber kick wall. Then look at your truck: a living-quarters gooseneck is heavier than a plain three horse, and the pin weight sits over your rear axle, so you need a bed-mounted hitch and payload capacity to match, not just a tow rating. The recorded service on this unit covers brakes, bearings, lights and roof seams, which is a useful head start on an older trailer.

When you are ready, Atlas delivers free throughout the Lower 48, with Puerto Rico at a flat $550 and a typical four-to-ten-day window from cleared payment. There are more layouts in Three Horse Trailers, and our 30-day return policy applies. Send us your address for a delivered quote on this Hart.