“2003 Dodge 2500 towing a Featherlite horse trailer.”

This is the factory
receiver hitch bolted through the end of the boxed hydroformed frame.

New Tracking bar (drag
link) mounts to the frame under the shock tower and the front axle, has
eyelets on each end.

You might need the lift
handles to get into the tall Dodge trucks. Or at least you’ll need them
if you ride with me on test drives up Poudre Canyon!

 The truck was full
of gadgets like these adjustable cup holders.

Every truck should have
this big arm rest. foldable gates on the inside with a 12v outlet and a
large working space on top, good for writing notes. This model had
comfortable cloth wide seats for wide test drivers.

The rear seat folds up
with some storage underneath and an optional steel shelf folds out from
underneath the seat.

The rear doors open
straight out 85 degrees, makes the Chinese fire drill a snap.

This is the receiver hitch
bolted through the rear of the frame to apply pressure to both sides of
the square tubing hydroformed frame.

Rubber on the front
bumper makes climbing up to check the oil easier, just don’t kick the
radiator fins too often.

4″ exhaust from the
factory.

Here’s a cutout of the
internal oil cooler.

A good looking well
balanced 3 horse slant with a dressing room model 9408 with a new color
for 2003

On this Featherlite
model below, the center post, comes out quickly as the rear tack wall
folds to the side so you can haul your 4-wheeler, hay and your brother
in-laws furniture when the horses are home.

New patented slam
latches have key locks, saddles aren’t cheap and padlocks are a pain.

Screen door on dressing
room, with two windows inside with screens. This trailer has 10 windows
on it. Their should be no problem getting circulation.

This is a well thought out
trailer backed by one of the pioneers in horse trailers. From what I’ve
seen you can get parts and help from Featherlite on 30 year old
trailers. Not many companies can say that. That kind of support tells
you something about future resell value! It should out last a few
trucks.

Sharp looking trailer
for decades!

Well made corners.

The dressing room has 2
windows with screens like the door.

Heavy duty aluminum floor
with a thick rubber mat on floor and walls.

Even screened windows in
the rear doors. Ten windows will be a breeze on those hot summer days.

Look at the diamond deck
plate protecting the trailer, it’s sharp and shiny.