2004 Cherokee 4 Horse Gooseneck Trailers

2004 Cherokee 4 Horse Gooseneck Trailers

• 2004 Cherokee Trailers 4H GN 4’DR Horse Trailer
• 2004 Cherokee 4H GN 4′ Dressing Room
• drop down windows on head
• sliding bus windows on rear
• escape door
• stud hanging mats on each slant
• fans in horse area
• roof vents
• collapsible rear tack with 4 tier saddle rack
• bridle hooks
• brush tray
• front dressing room
• 2 tier saddle rack
• 4 tier blanket bar
• bridle hooks
• boot bars
• 2004 Cherokee 4 Horse Gooseneck Trailer for sale

Horse Area

• 4 horse capacity — usually in slant-load configuration
  (horses angled toward the center for safer, easier loading)
  Some older Cherokees were also offered in straight-load — check the specific unit
• Loading Style:
  - Rear ramp or step-up rear door
  - Sometimes a combination of both with stabilizing springs

Ventilation & Comfort

• Drop windows for each stall
• Roof vents or side vents
• Interior dividers (removable or fixed)
• Tie rings inside for securing horses
• Rubber mats on the floor for comfort and traction

Dimensions

• Interior Stall Width: ~7′ (84″)
• Horse Compartment Length: ~14′ – 16′
• Exterior Trailer Length: ~22′ – 28′+ (with tack/dressing room)
• Interior Height: ~6′ 8″ – 7′

Construction & Frame

• Frame: Steel structure (often painted steel)
• Exterior: Steel/aluminum panels (varies by original specs)
• Floor: Typically wood subfloor with rubber mats
• Roof: One-piece or riveted roof panels with vents

Older trailers can be very strong but should be checked for rust and structural soundness.

Tack & Storage

Depending on how it was originally built, a 2004 Cherokee 4-horse may include:

• Front tack room
• Saddle racks & bridle hooks
• Exterior storage compartments
• Escape door for handler access without opening the rear

Some also have space above the gooseneck for storage, feed, or equipment.

Axles, Wheels & Brakes

• Axle Configuration: Usually tandem axles (two axles)
• Brakes: Electric brakes (common on both axles)
• Suspension: Leaf springs
• Tires: Trailer-rated — inspect age and condition

Good tires and properly operating brakes are vital for safety, especially with larger trailers.