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Hi Thanks for your message. Neither wood, steel, nor aluminum. You may learn more here www.doubledtrailers.com/z-frame/ Thanks, Brad

@@DoubleDTrailers tks. If I were to drill a hole or cut it, is it like galvanized metal where it starts to rust at that point unless I seal it somehow?

@@atubeviewer4942 If you drill a hole or cut it, we aren't seeing any corrosion. If you weld on it you can get some corrosion at the weld...add some spray galv and that will take care of it.

Hi, send an email to brad@doubledtrailers.com and we can coordinate. thanks, brad

Hi Robin nice to meet you. Here's the link to the model with floorplans, weight, dimensions, pricing etc. The box length is 16.5 feet in length. thanks, brad@DoubleDTrailers.com

Hi Ann, the divider in your current trailer...the one that has pins on both ends and separates the horses. She was saying all she had to do was remove the pins (on both ends), and then it slipped off the hinge barrel allowing them to lay it down and the horse was able to get back off. There isn't any pressure on the lifting rod pins, even with a horse leg thrown across it. Your divider is built in the same manner. thanks, brad

So her leg was over the divider, our plan was to lower the divider as you don't have to lift the divider to remove it. As we were discussing it she reared again and my friend was able to pop her leg back over. Once she was calm we then removed the divider and took it out of the trailer. I didn't explain it quite right because I was nervous as I've never done a podcast before and I fumbled a bit. Each end of the divider has a steel bar/handle attached to steel pins that go into brackets on the wall. To remove the divider you lift the handle and the pins come out without the divider moving. You can then move the divider away. I bet Double D could record a video of how it works. It is very solid.

Ok, that explanation makes sense to me. Thanks!

Hi Barbara, we install side ramps on either side of the trailer based on customer preference. Our recommendation is always the the ditch side in case you have to offload quickly in traffic on the side of the road.

Glad that you enjoyed the episode - thanks for tuning in!

Thanks for watching! If you have any questions about EqPI or want to try it yourself, let me know!

Thanks for your kind words:) Brad@DoubleDTrailers.com

Hi Katie, they are constructed of carbon fiber and a one piece body without seams. Strength will be considerably higher than conventional builds.

Hi Coni, perhaps we will build in a gooseneck at some point. we are still doing a lot of testing and planning at this point for the bumper pull version.

Hi Samantha, we will be offering in a one horse at some point. thanks brad

Looking forward to working with you in the future, Kris!

We are glad that you enjoyed it!

Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated. Brad and Team

Excellent I'm glad the information is useful. Brad

A lot of folks are interested in bumper pull trailers with LQ so they can haul with half tons and smaller vehicles (which is a no go). If you have a dually, certainly for two or more horses a gooseneck is the safest set up. But as long as your tongue weight rating on the trailer doesn't exceed the tongue weight rating of the vehicle, you would be in the safe zone.....Provided the manufacturer of the trailer did NOT move the axles forward in that if you haul a single horse in the rear stall it would not create negative tongue weight. If the axles have been shifted forward in an attempt to reduce tongue weight, adding a horse in the back stall only could result in negative tongue weight and cause sway. Hope this helps. thanks brad

Hi Betty, nice to meet you. I've never built a one horse with living quarters, but certainly something we can do. My recommendation would be to go with a 2 horse if you are going with a gooseneck. If you only need to haul one horse, no need in wasting extra money on a gooseneck version more than likely. Reach out to sales@doubledtrailers.com and we can provide additional information if you'd like to pursue further. thanks, Brad

Here you go! www.doubledtrailers.com/find-the-best-truck-to-tow-your-horse-trailer/

Thanks @@DoubleDTrailers

we are hopeful for 2024!

It’s going to be because it makes much cleaner overhangs

You'll notice there were no supports generated for the overhangs - the 45° slicing makes them unnecessary.

I probably laughed at this harder than I should have.

Hi Tracy, to my knowledge it hasn't been sold yet. It's a private seller (Vicky) from PA. She purchased a new one from us recently so it's a legitimate advertisement. Here's the link on our site www.doubledtrailers.com/horse-trailers-for-sale/ I think she has it at a trailer sales lot currently. Reach out to Vicky in the ad on our site for more info. Thanks, Brad

Hi Loretta, the horses had no major injuries as was the same case for this recent one in Florida which was horrific. www.doubledtrailers.com/horse-trailer-accident-safety/