2012 Featherlite 9400 2 Horse Bumper Pull with Rear Removable Tack

Description

Featherlite Aluminum With Storage at Both Ends

The 9400 is the model that put a lot of riders into a Featherlite without buying new, and this 2012 example shows why the used ones hold their value. It is a bumper pull two-horse in aluminum, so the curb weight stays modest and the body is not fighting rust the way a steel trailer of the same age would be. What separates it from a basic two-horse is that it carries tack storage at both ends rather than one.

Up front there is a 24 in. short wall dressing and tack room for saddles, pads and grooming kit. At the back there is a removable tack section, which is the more interesting of the two: leave it in and you have organised storage right where you load, take it out and you free up the full width of the rear for a bulky load or an awkward horse. Few trailers this size give you that choice.

Comfort and Handling

Drop-down windows with protective drop-down bars let you open the horse area right up while keeping heads safely inside, which on a hot day is the single most appreciated feature on any two-horse. Rubber mats give sure footing on the road and make cleaning out afterwards a hose-and-broom job rather than a chore. Tandem 3,500 lb axles fitted with aluminum wheels keep it tracking straight behind the truck and light enough for a broad range of tow vehicles, and a spare tire is included.

Specifications

• 2012 Featherlite model 9400 2HBP, used condition
• 7 ft. wide x 13 ft. 10 in. long x 7 ft. 6 in. tall
• 24 in. short wall dressing room and tack room
• Rear removable tack
• Tandem 3,500 lb axles with aluminum wheels
• Spare tire included
• Rubber mats in the horse area
• Drop-down windows with drop-down bars
• Empty weight approximately 2,900 lbs
• GVWR 7,000 lbs, axle capacity 3,500 lbs each

The 7,000 lb GVWR is the working limit, and at roughly 2,900 lbs empty you have about 4,100 lbs for horses and gear, which is comfortable for two average horses and tighter for two large ones. Aim for a tow vehicle rated meaningfully above 7,000 lbs rather than exactly at it, because the margin is what you draw on for hills, headwinds and a loaded dressing room. The 7 ft. 6 in. height suits taller horses, and the 13 ft. 10 in. length keeps it easy to park and back.

When buying used, check the floor first, then the brakes, tires by date code, and the drop-down window latches, which are the hardware that sees the most cycles on this model. A trailer shop can put it on a lift for an hour and tell you everything you need to know.

Atlas hauls this Featherlite 9400 to you at no freight cost anywhere in the Lower 48, or for a flat $550 to Puerto Rico, once your direct bank transfer clears, and the usual delivery window is 4 to 10 days. Related stock is under Two Horse Trailers, and you can request a delivered quote if you would like the timing confirmed first.