Trailer/lorry advice

[greenlivery]

I'm looking to buy a rear facing trailer with living (room to sleep, even if its just on the floor) and room for two 17.2hhs. Possibly a small lorry but would much prefer a large trailer. I'm not looking for anything super bling, but safety is a must, and enough room for the horses to be happy.
Have looked at a few of the larger EquiTreks but having looked into them I'm not sure the safety/build quality is up to much. Any advice/recomendations/suggestions would be much appreciated!

 

[DollyDolls]

I think equi-treks are the only trailers that are rear facing with living. I haven't got one as I have a lorry so cant comment. The other important factor would be the type of car needed to tow an equi-trek. Only the biggest 4x4's are capable, eg Disco & range rover.

 

[perfect11s]

I'm looking to buy a rear facing trailer with living (room to sleep, even if its just on the floor) and room for two 17.2hhs. Possibly a small lorry but would much prefer a large trailer. I'm not looking for anything super bling, but safety is a must, and enough room for the horses to be happy.
Have looked at a few of the larger EquiTreks but having looked into them I'm not sure the safety/build quality is up to much. Any advice/recomendations/suggestions would be much appreciated!

7.5 ton Lorry is cheapest to buy and run unless you allready have a big 4x4 or need one for other jobs.....

 

[greenlivery]

Already have a suitable 4x4 so would prefer a trailer. Are Equitreks really the only ones with living!? That limits things!!!

 

[dan5522]

In my experience Equi-treks are fantastic!!!!

 

[greenlivery]

A lovely person from this forum has messaged me to say they have one for sale, so I think I will have a look at it