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The Honest-to-Goodness Truth About Horse Trailers: A Comprehensive Guide to Safety, Maintenance, and Purchasing
Are aluminum horse trailers safe on the road?
Why does my truck-and-trailer combo sway on the highway?
Are reverse trailers actually better for my horse?
Are you ready to crack the code on horse trailer ownership? This honest-to-goodness guide explores everything you'll need to know about essential safety features, best building materials, towing safety, horse loading, maintenance, and more . . . all presented by a down-to-earth country fella who is passionate about trailer safety.
Perhaps you (like many horse trailer owners) struggle with confusing terminology, disappointing designs, and deceptive salesmen who will say anything to make you sign on the dotted line. You end up with a trailer you think is a good value. Then trouble strikes. Expensive repairs, scary towing situations, structural breaks, and horses that don't want to load . . . these are just a few of the outcomes this book will help you avoid.
Join industry expert Brad Heath, the innovative force behind Double D Trailers, as he shares trailer stories, offers practical advice, and gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the horse trailer industry. He'll explain how horse trailer building has evolved and give you a glimpse of the latest (and safest) designs available across many different brands.
Rest assured, this is no sales pitch. Just commonsense answers and real-life advice from an honest southern country boy. Use this book to arm yourself with the knowledge you'll need to not just buy the right trailer, but also operate and maintain that trailer safely for years to come. Find a trailer that makes you happy.
Why does my truck-and-trailer combo sway on the highway?
Are reverse trailers actually better for my horse?
Are you ready to crack the code on horse trailer ownership? This honest-to-goodness guide explores everything you'll need to know about essential safety features, best building materials, towing safety, horse loading, maintenance, and more . . . all presented by a down-to-earth country fella who is passionate about trailer safety.
Perhaps you (like many horse trailer owners) struggle with confusing terminology, disappointing designs, and deceptive salesmen who will say anything to make you sign on the dotted line. You end up with a trailer you think is a good value. Then trouble strikes. Expensive repairs, scary towing situations, structural breaks, and horses that don't want to load . . . these are just a few of the outcomes this book will help you avoid.
Join industry expert Brad Heath, the innovative force behind Double D Trailers, as he shares trailer stories, offers practical advice, and gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the horse trailer industry. He'll explain how horse trailer building has evolved and give you a glimpse of the latest (and safest) designs available across many different brands.
Rest assured, this is no sales pitch. Just commonsense answers and real-life advice from an honest southern country boy. Use this book to arm yourself with the knowledge you'll need to not just buy the right trailer, but also operate and maintain that trailer safely for years to come. Find a trailer that makes you happy.
199 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 28, 2025
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May 9, 2025
Before you buy a horse trailer, this is the book you MUST absolutely read. Brad Heath is an expert about safety, quality, and maintenance (and all things horse trailers). This guide will show you what type of trailer is best for you and your horses, what you most certainly need to know before you start towing, and how to get the best value when buying a new or used horse trailer. This is everything you need to look out for to make sure you find a horse trailer you love (and of course, know how to take care of it well so you can keep it in top-conditions for years and years to come. Horse owners, read this book.
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