Haflinger Haven

For sale: Logan, 3-horse, slant load trailer. Step-up loading (no heavy ramp to fuss with), no rust, well maintained. Delivery is available for a fee. Located in Northwest Washington State.

Meadowbrook, wagon, and Puddle Jumper used by Haflinger Haven are available. Stored inside, and carefully maintained. Harness (both leather and synthetic) available for single and pairs. Austrian harness with full collars available. It looks great for costume/presentation with the wagon (anyone need a set-up for carriage rides or parades? This would be it!!). Please private message the page if you are interested in prices and/or taking a look.

Another possible Haflinger X in need.

Anyone have room and the heart for a project pony? Looks like a sweet guy. He was brought to our attention by Elizabeth Larkin.

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