2024 Shadow 2 Horse Aluminum Bumper Pull with 2 ft Dressing Room

Description

Current-Year Aluminum That Tows Behind Almost Anything

At 2,500 lbs empty, this 2024 Shadow is one of the lightest ways to haul two horses properly. The all-aluminum body is the reason, and the 5,300 lb GVWR that follows from it means a half-ton truck or a capable SUV can pull a loaded rig without being worked hard. For weekend riders, trail enthusiasts and small barns moving one or two horses, that changes which tow vehicle you need to own.

Light does not mean small inside. The inside height is 7 ft 6 in., roughly 22.5 hands of clearance, which is comfortable for taller horses, while the 6 ft 4 in. outside width keeps the profile narrow enough for tight barn lanes and packed show grounds. A 13 ft 6 in. box with a 7 ft long wall in the horse area gives the pair room to stand and balance.

Shadow builds in aluminum for the same reasons buyers keep asking for it: it does not rust, it holds value, and it leaves more of your tow rating for the load. The pressure-treated wood floor underfoot is a deliberate choice for traction and cushioning, and the 2 ft short wall dressing room keeps saddles, bridles and grooming kit in their own space rather than riding loose alongside the horses. A manual jack and spare tire are included, so nothing is missing on day one.

Specifications

• 2024 Shadow, two horse bumper pull, all-aluminum construction
• 2 ft short wall dressing room, 7 ft long wall horse area
• Pressure-treated wood floor
• 3,500 lb axles on 15 in. tires
• Manual jack and spare tire included
• Outside width 6 ft 4 in.
• Inside height 7 ft 6 in. (22.5 hands)
• Box length 13 ft 6 in.
• Empty weight 2,500 lbs
• GVWR 5,300 lbs

Work the numbers before you order. Two 1,100 lb horses plus tack, water and hay against a 5,300 lb GVWR and a 2,500 lb empty weight leaves a sensible margin, but it is a real ceiling rather than a suggestion, so weigh your actual load if your horses are on the heavy side. Then check the 7 ft 6 in. inside height against your tallest horse, which is the measurement that most often decides between two trailers of the same size.

As a current-year unit there is no wear history to investigate, so the useful habits are ongoing ones: give the floor, the tires and the lights a once-over ahead of every long haul, and keep an eye on the wheel bearings once the trailer has a season behind it. Against a steel two-horse of the same footprint, the weight saving here is several hundred pounds, and that is the whole argument for buying aluminum.

Delivery is included to every Lower 48 address, runs a flat $550 to Puerto Rico, and normally lands 4 to 10 days after the bank transfer clears. Call (870) 212-9785 or email support@atlascontainersupply.com for a delivered price, browse the rest of the Two Horse Trailers lineup, and note that the 30-day return policy covers this unit.