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Location: Longmont, CO | I am looking for recommendations on a lightly used 2 horse pumper pull horse trailer. I pull with a Toyota Landcruiser so it needs to be fairly lightweight. I just sold my 2002 Calico 16' stock trailer and want a slant ride with a tack area. Any input or suggestions would be appreciated. I am located in Longmont CO area.
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by stevenm6080 on 2012-01-16 10:34 AM
I am looking for recommendations on a lightly used 2 horse pumper pull horse trailer. I pull with a Toyota Landcruiser so it needs to be fairly lightweight. I just sold my 2002 Calico 16' stock trailer and want a slant ride with a tack area. Any input or suggestions would be appreciated. I am located in Longmont CO area.
Thanks,
Steve
What year Land Cruiser do you have?
2006-2007 6500 lbs
2008 8500 lbs
2009 9935 lbs
2010 8500 lbs <---Though I saw a document that claimed only 3500 kgs..
2011 8200 lbs <---I believe there is new testing methods, similar to the Tundra towing rating drop
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Location: Longmont, CO | I have a 2000 v8 Landcruiser |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by stevenm6080 on 2012-01-18 1:52 PM
I have a 2000 v8 Landcruiser
Towing capacity4 (lbs.) 6,500
4Not to exceed GCWR of 12,000 lbs. when equipped with appropriate hitch. Requires additional equipment. See your dealer for details.
http://www.trdoffroad.com/articles/pdf/00_landcruiser.pdf
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Location: Vermont | Weights and Capacities
Curb weight (lbs.) 5,115
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating — GVWR (lbs.) 6,860
Payload3 (lbs.) 1,745
3Including weight of occupants, equipment and cargo.
Edited by PaulChristenson 2012-01-20 5:35 PM
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Location: Longmont, CO | Paul-any recommendations based on your helpful research? |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by stevenm6080 on 2012-01-21 5:35 PM
Paul-any recommendations based on your helpful research? What size horses do you plan on hauling? 17 hand warmbloods??Get a weight of all the STUFF you'll load in your vehicle and start subtracting from your 6500 lbs max...that will give you a ball park to start shopping... |
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Location: Portland, Oregon | Brenderup The Baron is the largest size they have. Its a 2 horse stright load. Tons of space for the horse, limited tack area. Ours tows like it isn't there, bright inside with a really high roof. With our 2 horses (1350# and 1250#) and tack we run over the scales under 5000#. Empty weight 2250# with a tongue weight of 250# You really can't get lighter. They are rare to find, folks tend not to part with them, and no longer avalible in North America new. |
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Location: Rocky Mount N.C. | Originally written by witheachother on 2012-01-23 11:36 PM Brenderup The Baron is the largest size they have. Its a 2 horse stright load. Tons of space for the horse, limited tack area. Ours tows like it isn't there, bright inside with a really high roof. With our 2 horses (1350# and 1250#) and tack we run over the scales under 5000#. Empty weight 2250# with a tongue weight of 250# You really can't get lighter. They are rare to find, folks tend not to part with them, and no longer avalible in North America new. Brendeup in no more in the U.S.A. You can still find a few on the dealer lots.... This is Nextrail's answer to the Brenderup. http://www.horsetrailerworld.com/home/trailerdetail.asp?ID=366782 |
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