08/17/2026
FOR SALE: 1995 WW 4-Horse Slant Load
Features:
• Aluminum body
• Dressing room with full-size mattress included
• Brand-new 14-ply tires installed June 2026
• Rubber floor mats
• Floor is in great shape with no rust
• Deep cleaned twice a year since I’ve owned it
• All lights work
• Pulled weekly
• Pulls nice and straight
• Large enough to comfortably fit an 18 HH draft horse
Let’s just be honest.
Is it clean? NO.
Is it unorganized? Absolutely. I run a Hot Mess Express, and apparently that includes
My horse trailer because apparently I’ve been trying to fit my whole barn into one trailer every weekend
And yes… this trailer has survived lots of feral lesson kids over the years, so it’s been through it and kept on hauling.
I am currently using the trailer, so yes, there is still crap in it. It has not been stripped completely clean, power washed, or staged for a fancy Facebook Marketplace photoshoot because… I’M STILL USING IT.
Will I clean it out before it’s sold? YES! It will be cleaned out and ready for the new owner. Until then, it’s still going to haul horses and continue its career as the Hot Mess Express.
Is it a good enough trailer that you can sleep in it at shows or trail rides? Yes. Done it many times.
Does it have AC? No. I use the redneck AC system, also known as a box fan hanging on a bridle rack.
Does it have heat? Nope. But a small space heater does an amazing job.
Known Issues:
• Rear trailer window is missing.
• Coupler needs to be greased so the locking pin operates more easily. A couple of other parts could use some grease too.
• Safety chains are needed.
• Tack room door sits a little low. It still closes and locks, but it doesn’t sit quite right.
• Tack room door plexiglass window is broken and needs replaced because the wind of God decided to close me in there one day I do have the replacement window included.
• A few things may need to be greased here and there.
• It does have some normal wear, because it’s a 1995, not a 2026.
• The folding horse window doesn’t work. Have we fixed it? No. Do we usually haul in the summer with it open for airflow anyway? Yes. So apparently it has become not our problem
• the coupler for the hitched needs greased it sticks. But I have been known to redneck this thing with a hammer when something decided it didn’t want to cooperate. It has survived this long, so clearly we have an understanding.
💰 $9,500 OBO
You’re absolutely welcome to make me an offer.
Worst thing I can do is say no. 😉
The ONLY reason I’m selling is because I bought a new trailer, and Really don’t need two 4-horse trailers. I probably do need two trailers, but apparently this is my husband’s version of keeping me from having to buy more horses.
This is a solid, dependable trailer that has been well maintained and regularly used. It may not be pretty and organized at the moment, but it pulls nice and straight, hauls horses, and gets the job done.
If you’re looking for a brand-new, spotless, showroom trailer… this probably isn’t your girl.
If you’re looking for a solid older trailer that has been used, maintained, and actually does what a horse trailer is supposed to do come take a look.
Located in Dayton Tennessee pm for more info.
