Hauling horses in a toy hauler

harley hitchiker wrote:
I thought my biggest concern was getting the horse to walk up the higher than horse trailer ramp.

I think that a cattle prod would take of that problem. I've seen a more than one fully-grown holstein cow go flying up a ramp like a bovine winged-pegasus once that thing kisses their flank. Granted, it's known as a "cattle" prod, but I'm sure it would work just fine on getting complaince out of horses as well. In fact, I'll bet there's a few horse ranches with a prod or two sitting in the barn, fully charged and ready to go.

at the Hershey pa. rv show last year there was a company that made a slide in aluminum slant load unit that would fit in most toyhaulers with a 10 or 12 ft. garage. I don't remember their name but looked like a quality product. I thought my biggest concern was getting the horse to walk up the higher than horse trailer ramp. but otherwise looked doable

Yup, that's what I was taking about!!

It doesn't look like there's alot of floor space to anchor the ratcheting straps, the ones needed to keep the horses secured to the floor. They'd be less likely to kick, move about and cause problems if their movments were restricted during transport.

Pretty nice, but specs are pretty scarce. I'd be interested in actual details, like weight, price, y'know the little things. :)

Looks pretty damn nice!