2018 Adam 7304GN 3 Horse Gooseneck Trailer with Dressing Room

Description

Gooseneck Capacity for Three Head at a Used-Trailer Price

Buying used is how most owners get into a gooseneck without paying new-trailer money, and this 2018 Adam 7304GN is a sensible example of that trade. It has the specification a working three-horse needs, a 7 ft interior height that clears horses up to 21 hands, a 17 ft box, 5,200 lb axles on 16 in. tires and a 10,400 lb GVWR against a 3,800 lb empty weight.

The construction is a steel frame under an aluminum skin, which is a deliberate combination rather than a compromise. Steel provides the structural strength and the towing rigidity where the loads concentrate, and the aluminum outer skin keeps paint upkeep and surface corrosion to a minimum on the panels that face the weather every day.

Up front there is a well-finished dressing room with a 2 ft short wall and a generous 7 ft long wall, which keeps blankets, saddles and tack organised and out of the rain. Behind it, the three-horse layout and the rear escape door make loading and handling calmer for both horse and handler. A pressure-treated wood floor gives traction and some cushioning underfoot, and the spare tire and manual jack are already there.

Specifications

• 2018 Adam 7304GN, gooseneck hitch
• Three horse capacity with rear escape door
• Dressing room with 2 ft short wall and 7 ft long wall
• Steel frame with aluminum skin
• Pressure-treated wood floor
• 5,200 lb axles on 16 in. tires
• Manual jack and spare tire included
• Outside width 7 ft
• Inside height 7 ft (21 hands)
• Box length 17 ft
• Empty weight 3,800 lbs
• GVWR 10,400 lbs
• Dimensions and weights are approximate

Going through a used gooseneck, the list is short but non-negotiable: floor, tires, brakes and coupler. On a wood floor, lift the mats and look at the boards and the crossmembers underneath rather than judging from the top surface, because that is where moisture does its work. Then confirm your truck carries a properly installed bed hitch rated above the 10,400 lb GVWR.

The payoff for that extra hardware is stability. A gooseneck places the pin weight over the rear axle instead of behind it, so the rig tracks more securely at highway speed, turns tighter in a barn lot and is far less prone to sway than a bumper pull carrying the same load. If you haul long distances or through hill country regularly, that difference is the reason to choose this layout. A 7 ft inside height suits most stock and sport horses; owners of very tall horses should measure first.

Freight to the Lower 48 is included at Atlas Container Supply, Puerto Rico is a flat $550, and delivery usually falls 4 to 10 days after the bank transfer clears. Send your address through the contact page for an exact schedule, look at the other three horse listings, or read the delivery terms before ordering.