2024 Shadow 2 Horse Bumper Pull for Sale
This 2024 Shadow 2 horse bumper pull is a fresh, all-aluminum trailer built for owners who want a lightweight, low-maintenance rig that tows easily behind a half-ton truck or SUV. With a 2-foot short wall dressing room, a generous 7-foot long wall in the horse area, and an empty weight of just 2,500 lbs, it hits the sweet spot between roominess and haulability for weekend riders, trail enthusiasts, and small-barn owners moving one or two horses.
Aluminum Construction Built to Last
All-aluminum construction is the reason serious haulers keep coming back to Shadow trailers. Aluminum resists rust and corrosion far better than steel, so this trailer stays lighter on the road and holds its value season after season. The pressure-treated wood floor gives horses a solid, sure-footed surface, while the manual jack and included spare tire mean you are ready to hitch up and go without hunting for accessories.
Comfortable Dressing Room and Everyday Use
The 2-foot dressing room gives you a dedicated spot for tack, saddles, and gear so nothing rides loose in the horse compartment. At a 7-foot 6-inch inside height (roughly 22.5 hands), there is comfortable clearance for taller horses, and the 6-foot 4-inch outside width keeps the profile trim for tight barn lanes and busy show grounds. This is a practical, do-everything trailer for shows, lessons, vet trips, and trail days.
Specifications
- 2 horse bumper pull, all-aluminum construction
- 2-foot short wall dressing room, 7-foot long wall horse area
- Pressure-treated wood floor
- 3,500 lb axles with 15-inch tires
- Manual jack and spare tire included
- Outside width: 6 ft 4 in
- Inside height: 7 ft 6 in (22.5 hands)
- Box length: 13 ft 6 in
- Empty weight: 2,500 lbs
- GVWR: 5,300 lbs
When sizing a two-horse trailer, match the inside height to your tallest horse and confirm your tow vehicle can handle the 5,300 lb GVWR fully loaded. Because this is a current-year unit, you get modern build quality with plenty of service life ahead. We recommend inspecting the floor, tires, and lighting before every long haul.
