The 2012 Hart Short Go Stock Combo is a compact, single axle gooseneck stock combo trailer built for easy maneuvering and everyday hauling. This Hart Short Go Stock Combo features slats on the head and hip sides, a full rear door with a sliding gate, rubber lined walls, a WERM floor and an insulated roof.

Up front, a tack room includes a 4 tier saddle rack, bridle hooks, a blanket bar and a door caddy. If you are looking for a single axle gooseneck stock trailer that is easy to handle, this one deserves a close look.

Hart Short Go Stock Combo Overview

Hart Trailers is known for quality aluminum horse and stock trailers. The Short Go is designed to be compact and nimble, and this 2012 Hart Short Go Stock Combo pairs that short design with a single axle and a gooseneck hitch for a trailer that turns tight and tows steadily.

The stock combo layout gives you open, flexible hauling space for horses or other livestock, while the front tack room keeps saddles and gear organized.

Who This Trailer Is Built For

• Ranchers and ropers who need a short, nimble trailer
• Owners who haul horses and occasionally cattle
• Riders who work in tight pens and alleys
• Buyers looking for a short gooseneck horse trailer

Features of the Hart Short Go Stock Combo

Stock Area

• Slats on the head and hip sides
• Full rear door with sliding gate
• Rubber lined walls
• WERM floor
• Insulated roof

Front Tack

• 4 tier saddle rack
• Bridle hooks
• Blanket bar
• Door caddy

Running Gear

• Single axle
• Gooseneck hitch

Benefits of Owning a Hart Short Go Stock Combo

1. Compact. Easy to maneuver.
2. Flexible hauling. Stock combo design.
3. WERM floor. Cushioned, seamless footing.
4. Insulated roof. Cooler in summer.
5. Front tack. 4 tier saddle rack.
6. Gooseneck stability. A steady tow.

Why a Single Axle Gooseneck?

A single axle trailer is shorter and turns more tightly than a tandem, making it handy for ranch work, tight barn lots and crowded arenas. With a gooseneck hitch, the Hart Short Go Stock Combo still offers a stable tow. As with any trailer, make sure your truck and hitch are rated for the loaded weight.

A Day on the Road with the Hart Short Go Stock Combo

Picture loading up early on a Saturday for a ride with friends. Your gear is packed, the horses are loaded and the trailer follows steadily behind your truck.

At the trailhead or show grounds, you unload, tack up and get to work. Afterward, the horses load back in for the ride home. The same trailer works just as well for lessons, clinics, shows and vet visits. That is the kind of dependable, versatile hauling the Hart Short Go Stock Combo is built for.