The 2007 Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp bumper pull is a very nice and hard to find used horse trailer with both a rear ramp and a 54″ wide side ramp, plus a fully equipped dressing room. This Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp trailer is a straight load with a 7’7″ height, a 6’6″ width and a 16′ box length, built with aluminum over a galvanized steel frame and topped with a fiberglass roof.

It weighs about 2,900 lbs. empty with a 7,000 lb. GVWR, rides on two 3,500 lb. axles and uses a 2 5/16″ hitch ball. The trailer is in good used condition, has been recently serviced and has tires that are less than a year old. If you are looking for a used 2 horse trailer for sale with easy loading, this one deserves a close look.

Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp Overview

Hawk trailers are known for thoughtful design and features focused on horse comfort. This 2007 Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp combines a classic two horse straight load layout with something many trailers do not offer: a wide side ramp in addition to the rear ramp.

Inside, the walls, divider, chest bars and butt bars are nicely padded, and the walls are rubber lined. A removable head divider, two way roof vents over each stall and sliding windows on the sides and rear doors help keep horses comfortable. Up front, a bulkhead window and sliding windows in the nose let in light and air.

The dressing room is fully equipped with saddle racks, bridle hooks, a blanket bar and a brush box, so your tack has a home on every trip.

Who This Trailer Is Built For

• Owners of horses that prefer walking forward off a trailer
• Riders who want both rear and side loading options
• Trail and show riders who haul one or two horses
• Buyers looking for a lightweight 2 horse straight load trailer

Features of the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp

Rear and Side Loading Ramps

The trailer has both a rear ramp and a side ramp. The side ramp is 54″ wide, giving horses a roomy, inviting path in and out. Many horses are more comfortable walking forward off a trailer than backing out, and a side ramp makes that possible.

Doors That Latch Back for Ventilation

The doors over the ramps can be latched back during travel for excellent ventilation. That is a great feature on hot days when you want as much airflow as possible.

Padded Interior

• Nicely padded walls
• Padded divider
• Padded chest bars
• Padded butt bars
• Rubber lined walls
• Removable head divider

Padding throughout the horse area helps protect horses from bumps and scrapes, and a removable head divider gives you flexibility in how you set up the stalls.

Ventilation and Light

• Two way roof vents over each stall
• Sliding windows on the sides
• Sliding windows in the rear doors
• Bulkhead window
• Sliding windows in the nose of the trailer

With windows on every side and vents over each stall, the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp lets you control airflow and keep the trailer bright and inviting.

Fully Equipped Dressing Room

• Saddle racks
• Bridle hooks
• Blanket bar
• Brush box

Construction

The trailer is aluminum with a galvanized steel frame and a fiberglass top. Galvanizing helps protect the steel frame from rust, while the aluminum body keeps weight down. A fiberglass top can help keep the inside of the trailer cooler.

Benefits of Owning a Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp

1. Two ramps. Load and unload from the rear or the side.
2. Wide side ramp. 54″ wide for an inviting entry.
3. Padded interior. Walls, divider, chest bars and butt bars.
4. Excellent airflow. Vents, windows and doors that latch back.
5. Tall interior. A 7’7″ height for taller horses.
6. Lightweight. About 2,900 lbs. empty.
7. Recently serviced. Tires less than a year old.

Why a Side Ramp Makes a Difference

Unloading is often harder on horses than loading. Backing out of a straight load trailer can make some horses nervous, especially young or inexperienced ones. A side ramp lets the front horse walk forward and out, which many horses find much easier.

A side ramp is also handy when you only need to unload one horse, or when you are parked where the space behind the trailer is limited. With a 54″ wide ramp, the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp gives horses plenty of room to step out calmly.

Making the Most of the Dressing Room

• Hang bridles on the bridle hooks to keep them tangle-free.
• Use the saddle racks for both saddles and the blanket bar for pads and coolers.
• Keep grooming tools in the brush box.
• Store rain gear and a change of clothes for unexpected weather.
• Keep a small first-aid kit for both horses and riders.

With a little planning, the dressing room in the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp keeps your gear clean and ready.

Hauling One Horse

Many owners of a two horse trailer often haul just one horse. With the removable head divider and padded divider, you can set up the space to suit a single horse. The side ramp also makes it easy to load or unload that horse from the front stall.

When a friend wants to ride along, you have room for a second horse without needing a bigger rig. That flexibility makes the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp a practical choice for everyday hauling.

Teaching a Horse to Use a Side Ramp

Most horses learn to use a side ramp quickly, but a little preparation helps. Start at home with the trailer hitched and parked on level ground. Lower the side ramp and let the horse look, sniff and walk up at its own pace.

Practice walking forward off the side ramp a few times before your first trip. Reward calm steps, keep sessions short and end on a good note. Once a horse understands the routine, unloading at busy shows and trailheads becomes much easier.

Always make sure the ramp sits firmly on the ground before asking a horse to step on it, and check the ramp springs and hinges as part of your regular maintenance. Good habits like these help every horse feel confident about the trailer.

Keeping Cool in Summer

Few features help on a hot day like doors that latch back over the ramps. With the doors open, the sliding windows cracked and the roof vents set to pull air through, horses get a steady flow of fresh air while you drive. The fiberglass top also helps keep heat down inside the trailer.

On cooler days, simply close the doors and windows to keep drafts out. That flexibility is one more reason owners like the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp.

A Day on the Road with the Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp

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 Hawk 2 Horse Side Ramp is built for.