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4 Horse Trailer Head to Head/Centerload Options
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BquiSpirit 4 Horse Centerload/ Head to Head.
Suggestion: At 7'8" tall, 6'8" wide, and 7 ½ feet 10' total stall lengths (7' body area, 3' head area) this size model will easily fit horses up to 16.3 hands.
$32,500
Gooseneck Storage Bin/Step.
Suggestion: This storage trunk and combination carpeted seat, is installed against the jack sheet wall and runs the full width of the trailer. It also provides an easy step up into the gooseneck area. This storage bin/seat takes up 1' of depth in the standard 4 feet length of floor space. Optional footage (at least one foot of length) is often added to the dressing room to better accommodate this addition without using up floor space.
$220
Box Stall Conversion—with doors, brackets and post.
Suggestion: These two (removable) doors form a barrier to separate the rear stall area from the forward area, thus forming a rear box stall (when the removable dividers and butt bars are taken out) and a separate forward area for tack or horses. Two doors are often installed on a separate center post 10' from the rear to form a rear box stall after the dividers are removed and a full width butt bar is added. And additional post and doors can be added forward (10' from the bulkhead wall) which will form a rear, middle, and front box stall.
$925
Expanded metal to the bottom of box stall conversion doors to replace solid bottom doors.
$118
Butt Bar—full width
Suggestion: If you use the box stall conversion or remove the dividers, this bar replaces the regular butt bars and keeps the horses from exiting the rear of the trailer when the rear doors/ramp is opened. It can also be used if you move the swinging divider over for one horse and remove the standard butt bars.
$123
Gate—drop down gate for gooseneck.
Suggestion: This small 6" tall gate is located on the wall just below the gooseneck and flips up to form a barrier that will keep items from sliding out of the GN onto the floor.
$155
Gravel Guard on Both Gussets—diamond plate.
Suggestion: Most customer choose this for "looks" but if your trailering where there is lots of stones and gravel, this will help protects the paint on the gussets from being chipped from road debris.
$128
Jack Stand—Electric
Suggestion: In a "push" button society, it does make sense to flip a switch and have the jack raise and lower your trailer. Especially if you have back problems.
$1,260
Gravel Guard—diamond-plate, full-length of fenders (both sides) replaces standard gravel guards on fenders.
Suggestion: Whereas the standard diamond plate gravel guard protects the front of the fender from rocks and debris from the road, the full length diamond plate gravel guard runs across the top of the fender and down the back to protect the fenders from items placed on it, or debris flying up from behind. It also "fancies" up the look of the fender. - See Photo
$101
Length—extra footage added to dressing room area priced per foot.
Suggestion: A maximum of 2 feet of length is allowed at this price. For more than 2 feet of length see next option.

Add 1' -$550
Add 2' -$1,100
Length—for more than 2 feet of extra footage added to dressing room area priced per foot.
Suggestion: For 2 feet or less, see previous option.

Add 3' -$1,650
Add 4' -$2,200
Add 5' -$2,750

Length—extra footage added to horse area priced per foot.
Suggestion: Extra footage can be added to the horse area for a variety of reasons such as to add 3' to provide enough room for the Side Unload Ramp option.
Add 1' -$670
Add 2' -$1,340
Add 3' -$2,010
Add 4' -$2,680
Add 5' -$3,350
RV Grab Handle
Suggestion: Located on the side of the dressing room or horse area doors, it allows you to hold onto for balance as you step up into the trailer.
$21
Exterior Tie Rings—priced each
Suggestion: additional outside tie ring(s) (two are standard) that can be placed for additional horse ties. - See Photo
$36
Interior Tie Ring—horse friendly swivel tie ring priced each.
Suggestion: We provide three "lay flat" (when not in use) standard tie rings per horse, but additional are available if you prefer an alternate location to tie your horse, or for securing items in other areas of the trailer. - See Photo
$29
Additional Roof Vent—dual opening.
Suggestion: Since two dual opening (opens front and back) vents are standard (one over each horses head), extra vents are not normally needed, nor often ordered. But in extremely hot areas, additional vents can be added to roof over horse's body. - See Photo
$144
Roof Vent with Fan—aluma dome 12 volt.
Suggestion: This square RV crank-open vent with fan is normally put into the dress area to provide extra ventilation, if a lot of time is spent in the dressing room on hot days or if sleeping in the gooseneck. It works through the truck battery when trailer is hooked to truck, or through the optional deep cell battery. (See Battery option below.)
$179
Adjustable Butt & Breast Bars—adjustable to match different size horses.
Suggestion: You should choose L, XL, or XXL model of trailer to fit your size horses, but if you have a smaller horse such as 14.2 hands and under, the butt and breast bar can be adjusted to help accommodate their size. They can be installed in one or more stalls.
1 - $118
2 - $235
3 - $353
4 - $470
Head Divider—tubular steel replaces solid steel head divider.
Suggestion: This head divider with tubular bars (instead of being solid) allows air to circulate through the head divider to provide more overall air circulation in the head area. It is recommended for use in hot areas of the country. - See Photo
$190
Blanket Bar.
Suggestion: Used primarily in dressing room to store and carry blankets. - See Photo
$70
Clothes Bar/ Hat Rack—in dressing room.
Suggestion: This allows you to hang clothes and store other tack on shelf. However, it does stick out from wall and sometimes can be in the way. - See Photo
$287
Clothes Bar
Suggestion: This easily removable, out-of-the-way bar is to utilize space near the front of the gooseneck area to hang clothes. - See Photo
$64
Awning—retractable single person operation.
Suggestion: The awning is usually installed on the ditch-side (passenger side) of the trailer (where the dressing room door is usually located) and used for shade where none is available, and to wait out the rain. It is priced per 2 foot increments with a minimum size of 8 feet. - See Photo

8'-10' —$1,650
11'-13' —$1,800

Awning Ready Drip Rail
$80
Motorized Awning Crank
$660

Camper/RV Door with Screen Door
Suggestion: Our 30" dressing room door comes with a standard 20"x24" screen window. But if you're planning on spending a lot of time in the dressing area, the RV door can stay open while the screen door can stay closed, letting more fresh air in without the insects. Also great for camping, weekender, and living quarter packages.
$495
A/C Ready—extra supports and wiring for future installation of RV type rooftop air conditioning.
Suggestion: If air conditioning is in your future, this option will have wiring and supports pre-installed into the roof and fiberglass so that AC can be easily dropped in. You will also need a breaker box electrical system installed in your trailer to be able to plug into an outside electric outlet, which can also be done now - see 110 Electric Box Option. Before choosing this, remember that you will need 20 to 30 amps to run an air conditioner, and most electric outlets are not able to supply this. If you're going to use a generator, be sure it has the right amperage as well.

Additional Suggestion: This space fits the optional aluma dome vent if you'd like to have some ventilation until you're ready for AC. The vent can be removed and the AC dropped in.
$175
6' Roof Rack and Ladder—for hay .
Suggestion: This rack provides out-of-the-way storage for extra hay. Without someone strong to help, it is very difficult to get up onto the rack. - See Photo
$1,035
Lower Rubber Center Divider—Lower removable lower rubber center divider pinned in place.
Suggestion: We prefer that the space below the center divider not be restricted so that horses have more "sideways" leg room to better balance. However, this divider, which is rubber to absorb impact) is sometimes used for stallions or a "kicking horse" to separate them from harming each other
$195
Lower Steel Center Divider—removable lower steel divider pinned in place.
Suggestion: We prefer that the space below the center divider not be restricted, so that horses have more "sideways" leg room to better balance. However, this divider, which is steel and more rigidly fixed in place, is sometimes used for stallions or a "kicking horse" to separate them from harming each other. The steel divider is tougher, heavier, and more rigidly affixed to top of center divider, and to the rear and center posts.
$360
Additional Bridle Hooks
Suggestion: If the standard six hooks are not enough, most order an extra set (six). However, you can add as many as the space can handle comfortably and safely. They are normally priced and sold in sets of six, but can be split for special needs and spacing. Let us help with the placement.
$64
Additional Saddle Racks—priced each.
Suggestion: Our standard saddle rack post in the dressing room holds four saddles. One to two removable saddle racks can be added to the 2 standard racks to make a total of 4).
Add 1 — $74
Add 2 — $148
Extra Brush Tray
Suggestion: The extra brush tray gives you additional storage space (one is standard) for those tall bottles (such as fly spray), and also for combs, brushes, hoof picks, etc.
$41
Remote Switch
Suggestion: This switch is specially wired to turn off some or all, of the interior lights at one location - very helpful if you'd like to turn all your trailer lights off in one place.
Suggestion: Since interior dome light switches are on the light itself (which can be hard to reach) a remote switch placed outside makes the light switch more accessible.
Suggestion: An outside remote switch for the optional horse area fans can make it more accessible - especially helpful if you get stuck in traffic on a hot day and need to turn them on quickly. - See Photo
$59
Extra Double Dome Light for Interior.
Suggestion: The standard interior double dome lights (located directly over the dressing room door and the ditch side horse door) provide very good lighting. However, if you spend a lot of time working in your trailer at night, extra double dome lights can be added. Placement is usually up in the gooseneck nose (suggest optional remote switch) and/or over the road side door, and sometimes placed near the roof line in the rear of the trailer. - See Photo
$37
Fan—12 volt, 2 speed with swivel base for horse area, priced each.
Suggestion: For extremely hot areas, or if you get stuck in traffic on a hot day, these fans, when placed high up in the corner(s) of the bulkhead wall, are very effective in ventilating the horse head area. With an optional remote switch placed outside, you would have quick, easy access to getting them turned on quickly. - See Photo
$77
Battery—Interior deep cell 12 volt wired to charge from truck.
Suggestion: This deep cell battery (holds a charge for long time) is installed inside the dressing room and powers your interior lights, oscillating fans, and load lights, without being plugged into your truck. It is wired so that your tow vehicle will trickle charge it when driving.
$260
110 Volt Electrical System Breaker Box.
Suggestion: If you're planning on spending lots of time in your dress area, or plan on camping for periods of time, this system allows you to plug an RV type shore cord into a nearby outside electrical outlet which brings 110 volt power into two interior electrical outlets and an electric light inside your dressing area. Great for fans, lights, radios, small refrigerators.
$555
Water Tank—30 gallon water tank installed outside under gooseneck on jack sheet wall,
Suggestion: Horses often get used to drinking their own water, and may not drink away from the barn. And if they do drink "foreign" water, it could cause problems to their digestive system. Plenty of water also becomes invaluable (if none is available) for injuries such as scrapes, deep lacerations, or just an overheated horse.
$480
Water Tank—25 gallon triangle with stand for inside the dressing room.
Suggestion: This smaller water tank (14" per side of triangle and 56" tall) easily tucks into the roadside corner of the dressing room. Besides using the water for your horses (see above),the interior tank allows you to also use the water for personal use (when camping) such as utilizing the standard 10' hose (when placed through the standard opening bulkhead window into the stall area) for a portable private shower.
$282
Rear ramp with upper storm doors to replace ramp over full height doors with windows.
Suggestion: If you are just used to having a ramp with upper
storm doors, or are in a very hot area and like to have the option
of opening the upper rear doors for extra ventilation, you can have this 3 piece configuration in replacement of our standard Full Height Doors w/ Ramp Behind. Note: Windows in storm doors are optional. See below.
NC
Two 20" by 24" screened windows in upper rear storm doors.
Suggestion: These windows are installed in the upper storm doors on the "Ramp w/Upper Storm Door" option that is substituted for the "Full Height Doors w/Ramp Behind" configuration. They allow air flow into the rear of the trailer while the screens keep unwanted insects and debris out.
$225

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