2018 Lakota 2HBPST 2 Horse Aluminum Bumper Pull, 4 ft Dressing Room

Description

A Tall, Light Two-Horse With a Real Dressing Room

The compromise in most two-horse bumper pulls is the dressing room: a token 2 ft short wall that holds a saddle and not much else. This 2018 Lakota 2HBPST gives you 4 ft instead, paired with a 4 ft long wall, and still keeps the box to 14 ft and the empty weight to roughly 3,190 lbs. That is a usable tack and changing space without a trailer that outgrows the truck.

Inside height is the other reason to look at this one. At 7 ft 6 in., it clears horses up to 22.5 hands, which is enough for tall sport horses that will not travel comfortably in a standard 7 ft trailer. Combined with the 7 ft outside width, it hauls a pair in genuine comfort rather than the minimum.

All-aluminum construction is doing the work behind those numbers. Keeping the empty weight near 3,190 lbs under a 7,625 lb GVWR means more of your tow rating goes to the horses and the gear instead of the trailer, and it takes rust off the maintenance list on a trailer that spends its life outdoors. The aluminum floor resists moisture where a wood deck eventually does not, mangers give horses somewhere to eat on the road, and the side escape door gives the handler a safe way out.

Specifications

• 2018 Lakota 2HBPST, two horse bumper pull
• All-aluminum construction with aluminum floor
• Dressing room with 4 ft short wall and 4 ft long wall
• Tandem 3,500 lb axles
• 15 in. tires with spare tire included
• Manual jack
• Two horse capacity with escape door and mangers
• Outside width 7 ft
• Inside height 7 ft 6 in. (22.5 hands)
• Box length 14 ft
• Empty weight approx. 3,190 lbs
• GVWR 7,625 lbs

Sizing a two-horse comes down to two measurements and one rating. Measure your tallest horse for height, measure the longest one for stall length, and then put the 7,625 lb GVWR next to your truck tow rating with a margin rather than right at the limit. A half-ton or three-quarter-ton pickup with the right rating pulls this trailer loaded without strain.

Because it is a used unit, the pre-haul checks are worth doing yourself: look at the floor and the seams, plug in and test the wiring and lights, check the brakes and read the tire date codes. Aluminum trailers hide age well, which is helpful for resale and a reason to be deliberate about looking at the mechanical parts rather than the shine. Mangers are a preference worth noting too, since some owners like the storage under them and others prefer the open space of a manger-free layout.

Shipping is on Atlas throughout the Lower 48, Puerto Rico is a flat $550, and most trailers arrive 4 to 10 days after a bank transfer clears. Send the destination through the quote request form for an exact date, see the alternatives in Two Horse Trailers, or open the full catalog to compare everything at once.