Livestock trailer / Horse Trailer

Livestock trailer / Horse Trailer
Wire Harness Connector 7 Way Round
Ball Size: Medium Duty - 2"
Manufacturer: W-W
Year: 2022
Hitch Type: Receiver Hitch
Hitch Class: Class 3 (Up to 8,000 lbs.)
Electric Brakes Yes
Width (Ft): 5
Height (Ft): 6
Length (Ft): 14
Capacity (Lbs) 4,500

2022 W-W 14’ Stock & Livestock Trailer Rental, 5′ x 6′ Medium-Duty for rent in Sandia, Texas 78383

Listing Overview Looking to safely transport cattle, horses, sheep, goats, or farm livestock? Rent this clean, reliable 2022 W-W 14-foot livestock trailer. Featuring a compact 5-foot width, this medium-duty stock trailer is designed for effortless maneuverability down narrow ranch lanes, tight gates, and standard barn setups without sacrificing interior volume.

Trailer Specifications

  • Make/Model: W-W Livestock / Stock Trailer
  • Model Year: 2022 (Like-new condition, well-maintained)
  • Dimensions: 14’ Length x 5’ Width x 6’ Height
  • Gross Payload Capacity: 4,500 lbs
  • Trailer Weight/Class: Medium-Duty, Class 3 compatible

Key Features for Renters

  • Secure Animal Separation: Equipped with a sturdy center cross gate to safely segregate different livestock groups or mothers and offspring during transit.
  • Versatile Loading: Features a smooth-operating rear slide/swing combination gate for efficient loading and unloading in tight pens.
  • Enhanced Safety Braking: Outfitted with factory electric brakes to ensure stable, reliable stopping power when fully loaded.

Towing & Renter Requirements (Check Before You Book) To ensure a safe and legal haul, please verify your tow vehicle meets the following requirements before pickup:

  • Hitch Setup: Receiver hitch (Class 3 or higher, rated up to 8,000 lbs).
  • Ball Size: 2” Ball (Medium Duty).
  • Electrical Connection: Standard 7-Way Round Plug (powers running lights, turn signals, and brakes).
  • Brake Controller: Your tow vehicle must have an active, working in-cab trailer brake controller to operate the electric brakes safely.
  • Towing Tip: Load heavier livestock toward the front of the trailer to maintain a balanced 10%–15% tongue weight for optimal highway stability.

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