2002 Kiefer Built 2 Horse Bumper Pull with 4 ft Dressing Room

Description

Tall Inside, Simple to Hitch, Easy to Live With

Headroom is the specification most two-horse buyers underestimate, and it is where this 2002 Kiefer Built 2HBP stands apart. A 7 ft 6 in. interior height, roughly 22.5 hands, gives larger horses clearance that a great many two-horse trailers simply cannot offer. Described as clean as new, the trailer pairs a steel frame with an aluminum skin: the steel supplies the structural backbone Kiefer Built is known for, while the aluminum outer keeps rust at bay and trims weight off the total.

The bumper pull format is the other reason this one suits first-time buyers as much as experienced haulers. There is no gooseneck ball to install in the truck bed and no specialised setup to learn; it hitches to a standard ball and you are road-ready in minutes, then it parks in a normal space when you get home. With a 7,000 lb GVWR against a 3,200 lb empty weight, it matches up easily with half-ton and larger tow vehicles.

Inside, an escape door lets you step out of the front of the horse area after loading rather than squeezing back past a horse, which is a safety feature worth having and not universal at this size. The 4 ft short-wall dressing room stores tack and gear, and a manual jack plus a spare tire mean you are not starting from scratch on the roadside.

Specifications

• Steel frame with aluminum skin
• Two horse bumper pull with escape door
• Dressing room with 4 ft short wall and 4 ft long wall
• Outside width 7 ft, inside height 7 ft 6 in. (about 22.5 hands)
• Box length 15 ft
• Empty weight 3,200 lbs, GVWR 7,000 lbs
• 3,500 lb axles on 15 in. tires
• Manual jack and spare tire included

Start by confirming your truck and hitch are rated for the loaded weight, then measure your horses against that 7 ft 6 in. interior; the extra headroom is the single biggest reason to choose this trailer over a shorter one, so make it count. On a used unit, the floor is the first place to look, followed by tire condition and age, bearings, and brake and light operation through your own controller. A steel-framed trailer also rewards a look at the frame where it meets the floor, which is where moisture tends to sit.

Between the escape door, the taller interior and the 4 ft dressing room, this is a well-rounded package for riders who want more than the bare minimum without moving up to a gooseneck.

Atlas delivers free across the Lower 48, adds a flat $550 for Puerto Rico, and usually has trailers on the road 4 to 10 days after a bank transfer settles. Similar rigs are listed under Two Horse Trailers, the complete Atlas catalog is worth a scan if you are comparing, and you can request a delivered quote any time.