The 2016 Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse trailer is an all-aluminum bumper pull that is described as clean as new. This Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse trailer has an aluminum floor, an escape door, a manual jack, a spare tire and 3,500 lb. axles with 15-inch tires.

It has a 7′ outside width, a 7’4″ (22 hands) inside height and a 13′ box length, with an empty weight of about 2,800 lbs. and a 7,000 lb. GVWR. If you want a light, newer used aluminum 2 horse bumper pull, this one deserves a close look.

Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse Overview

Shadow Trailers builds aluminum horse and livestock trailers, and this 2016 Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse shows the appeal of a simple, well-built design. All-aluminum construction and an aluminum floor resist rust and keep the trailer light.

The horse area carries two horses with a 7’4″ inside height, and an escape door gives you easy access to the front of the trailer. At 13′ long, it is compact and easy to tow, park and store.

Who This Trailer Is Built For

• Riders who haul one or two horses
• Owners with smaller, properly rated tow vehicles
• Buyers who want a light, low-maintenance trailer
• Shoppers looking for a clean 2 horse trailer for sale

Features of the Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse

All Aluminum Construction

Aluminum does not rust like steel, so the trailer can keep looking good with less maintenance. It is also lighter, which helps with towing and fuel economy.

Aluminum Floor

An aluminum floor resists rot and holds up well over time. Add rubber mats for cushion and footing.

Escape Door

An escape door lets you reach the front of the horse area without walking past your horses.

7’4″ Inside Height

A 7’4″ (22 hands) inside height gives horses comfortable headroom for balance and calm travel.

Running Gear

• 3,500 lb. axles
• 15-inch tires
• Spare tire
• Manual jack

Benefits of Owning a Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse

1. Clean as new. Well kept and ready to go.
2. All aluminum. Rust resistant and light.
3. Aluminum floor. No rotting boards.
4. Escape door. Safe access to the front.
5. Compact. A 13′ box length.
6. Light to tow. About 2,800 lbs. empty.

Storing Tack Without a Dressing Room

This trailer does not list a dressing room, so plan where your tack will ride. Many owners use a saddle rack in the truck bed with a cover, a lockable truck box or sturdy totes in the back seat. Keep bridles and grooming tools in a single bag so they are easy to grab at the trailhead.

A Day on the Road with the Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse

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 Shadow 2HBP 2 Horse is built for.