2007 Hawk 2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer

2007 Hawk 2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer For Sale

• • Rear and side loading ramps.
  • Side ramp is 54″ wide.
  • Doors over the ramps can be latched back during travel for excellent ventilation.
  • Two way roof vents over each stall.
  • Sliding windows on the sides and in the rear doors.
  • Removable head divider.
  • Nicely padded walls, divider, chest bars and butt bars. Rubber lined walls.
  • Bulkhead window and sliding windows in the nose of the trailer.
  • Dressing room is fully equipped with saddle racks, bridle hooks, blanket bar, and brush box. – Trailer is in good used condition.
  • It has been recently serviced and the tires are less than a year old.
  • 2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer for sale

Key Features

Trailer Layout

• 2-Horse capacity — suitable for most medium-sized horse owners
• Bumper Pull Hitch — towed from the rear bumper of a vehicle (common on pickups and SUVs)
• Side Ramp Loading — horses enter from the side via a ramp, which can be easier and less stressful for some animals
• 2007 Hawk 2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer

Dimensions

• Width (Interior): ~6′ 6″ to 7′
• Length: ~12′–14′ horse compartment — varies with tack/storage area
• Height: ~6′ 8″–7′ interior

Construction

• Frame: Steel frame with either steel or aluminum exterior skin (varies by sub-model / year)
• Floor: Wood floor with rubber mats (common) — inspect for wear when buying used
• Roof: Welded steel or aluminum roof support

Older trailers often show cosmetic wear but can remain structurally strong if cared for.

Horse Area Features

• Dividers: Typically solid steel or aluminum dividers
• Windows & Vents: Side windows and roof vents for airflow
• Tie Rings & Hooks: For securing lead ropes and gear
• Padding: On head bumpers for horse comfort
• 2007 Hawk 2 Horse Bumper Pull Trailer

Entry & Ramps

• Side Ramp:
  Designed so horses walk in from the side, reducing stress
  Often preferred for timid horses or quick loading
• Rear Doors: Typically swing-out or barn doors

Axles & Suspension

• Axle Configuration: Often single or tandem axle, depending on exact sub-model
• Brakes: Electric brakes on at least one axle
• Suspension: Leaf spring
• Tires: Check condition and age — older trailers often need new tires