3 Horse Trailer with Living Quarters

• Reverse and Forward Facing ($0)
  
  The Safetack Reverse LQ is standard in a combination forward and rear facing layout. Meaning you can load your horses from the rear, facing the direction of travel, and unload through the side ramp. Or you can load through the side ramp, horses face away from the direction of travel, and unload through the rear doors. Research suggest horses haul with less stress in a rear facing configuration. We have a patent on the design and reverse loads are about 70 percent of our sales. Extremely popular.

• Up to 17.2 hands ($0)
  
  The Safetack Reverse is standard 8' wide and the front stall at the side ramp will fit up to a 17.2 Warmblood.
• Over 17.2 hands ($10728)
  
  A standard Safetack Reverse will fit up to a 17.2 Warmblood. If you have horses larger than 17.2, this option increases one stall size to 55 inches and extends the width of the trailer to a maximum 102 inches. This is full legal width and you will have zero fenders on the exterior of the trailer.

• Rumber Flooring for 2H Slant Load ($1935)
  
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  2 x 8 in. pressure pine flooring with mats is a standard feature. You may change to Rumber, which is rubber material made from recycled tires. The dimensions of each board is 2 x 8 in and it is tongue and groove interlocking, solid rubber material. It is a soft ride with minimal noise and vibration. The neat thing about Rumber is it doesn’t require mats, which have to normally be removed to keep your trailer clean.
• Rumber Flooring for 3H Slant Load ($2623)
  
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  2 x 8 in. pressure pine flooring with mats is a standard feature. You may change to Rumber, which is rubber material made from recycled tires. The dimensions of each board is 2 x 8 in and it is tongue and groove interlocking, solid rubber material. It is a soft ride with minimal noise and vibration. The neat thing about Rumber is it doesn’t require mats, which have to normally be removed to keep your trailer clean.
• Rumber Flooring for 4H Slant Load ($3022)
  
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  2 x 8 in. pressure pine flooring with mats is a standard feature. You may change to Rumber, which is rubber material made from recycled tires. The dimensions of each board is 2 x 8 in and it is tongue and groove interlocking, solid rubber material. It is a soft ride with minimal noise and vibration. The neat thing about Rumber is it doesn’t require mats, which have to normally be removed to keep your trailer clean.
• Rumber Flooring for 5H Slant Load ($3661)
  
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  2 x 8 in. pressure pine flooring with mats is a standard feature. You may change to Rumber, which is rubber material made from recycled tires. The dimensions of each board is 2 x 8 in and it is tongue and groove interlocking, solid rubber material. It is a soft ride with minimal noise and vibration. The neat thing about Rumber is it doesn’t require mats, which have to normally be removed to keep your trailer clean.
• Rumber Flooring for 6H Slant Load ($4349)
  
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  2 x 8 in. pressure pine flooring with mats is a standard feature. You may change to Rumber, which is rubber material made from recycled tires. The dimensions of each board is 2 x 8 in and it is tongue and groove interlocking, solid rubber material. It is a soft ride with minimal noise and vibration. The neat thing about Rumber is it doesn’t require mats, which have to normally be removed to keep your trailer clean.

• 2 Horse in Place of 3 Horse ($-5103)
  
  Your Safetack Reverse LQ comes standard in a 3 Horse. Add this option to decrease to a 2 Horse model.
• 4 Horse in Place of 3 Horse ($9501)
  
  This feature upgrades your Safetack Reverse LQ from a base 3 Horse model to a 4 Horse.
• 5 Horse in Place of 3 Horse ($20266)
  
  Increase to a five-horse slant from a three-horse slant. Pricing includes 2 additional horse stalls and necessary footage and windows. Also includes tire and wheel and axle upgrade to G rated capacity. (Depending on other options added, this option may exceed buildable length)
• 6 Horse in Place of 3 Horse ($26641)
  
  Increase to a six-horse slant from a three-horse slant. Pricing includes 3 additional horse stalls and necessary footage and windows. Also includes tire and wheel and axle upgrade to G rated capacity. (Depending on other options added, this option may exceed buildable length)
• Camera System ($1952)
  
  Being able to monitor your horses while traveling as well as see what is behind your trailer can be beneficial. Add this feature which includes two cameras (one for your horses, one back up or rear view camera). Includes a wireless monitor which you plug in to your 12V supply inside your tow vehicle. Operates wireless.
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  Feed Bag ($143)
  
  Feed bag works great for feeding while trailering (priced per stall)
• Front Stall Storage Partition ($1409)
  
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  Front Stall Partition used for Storage. Often times this is referred to as a Stud Gate. It works well for separating horses that may try to kick each other. It also works well such as on a 3 Horse slant load using the front stall for a storage area.
• Ramp Door ($2619)
  
  Ramp Fold up door spring assist covered with black matting, mounts outside full height rear doors. Ramps are safer for loading for your horses and offer more protection in case you have a rear end collision.
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  Ramp Diamond Plate ($128)
  
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  Add a section of diamond plate to your ramp across the top. Rubber bumpers are already included but this will help provide additional protection against scratches from use.
• Rear Door Window with bars ($386)
  
  Add a window in the rear door of your trailer for additional light and air flow while traveling
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  Window Screen ($177)
  
  All sliding windows include a screen. And the sliding portion of your drop down is screened as well. However, when you fold down your window and leave the bars in the folded up position, there is not a screen to protect your horses eyes from debris and bugs. Select this option to add a screen for your drop down feed windows. It includes a zipper so you can unzip for feeding if needed. Priced per window.

• 12V Wall Outlet ($252)
  
  Add 12V wall outlet to your trailer. This option works well with the auxiliary battery option.
• Aluminum Wheels ($881)
  
  Want to really have an eye catching trailer? Add aluminum wheels in place of the standard gray painted wheel. Not only do they look sharp but you will have a wheel that doesnt rust and looks great for years to come. Pricing includes five aluminum wheels and a spare tire cover on your spare.
• Blanket Bar ($196)
  
  Add a blanket bar to your saddle tree (actual bar and design may vary slightly from photo)
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  Bridle hooks extra ($44)
  
  Add extra bridle hooks to your trailer. Sold individually, add up to as many as you may need. (specify location when place order)
• Brush Tray ($126)
  
  Brush Tray on dress door or Tack door.(If you are purchasing a slant load, there is plenty of space to throw in brushes in the rear Safetack. Use this option to add a brush tray on your dressing room door up front or tack door NOTE: Cant be used with screen door option) Brush tray design may vary from photo.
• Dual Hydraulic Jacks ($3947)
  
  Add a second Hydraulic jack for more stability to the front of your trailer. Recommended on trailers that are four horse or longer with at least a 10 foot living quarters.
• Enclose the front of your trailer ($5076)
  
  Neatly hide everything away and out of site for a more finished look.
• Exterior Porch Light ($332)
  
  LED Add a light beside your dressing room door. Includes a remote switch mounted inside your dressing room
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  Extra Saddle Racks ($276)
  
  One saddle rack comes standard per horse. Example: if you are looking at a 3 Horse model, 3 saddle racks are included. This feature allows you to add an extra saddle rack to your saddle tree, or front dress if saddles are located there.
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  Extra Tie Ring Exterior ($91)
  
  Extra exterior tie ring specify location of additional rings when you order.
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  Extra Tie Ring Interior ($91)
  
  Extra interior tie ring (one is standard per horse, add a second for tying hay bays -- specify quantity)
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  Fan in Horse Stall ($275)
  
  Add a fan per stall for additional comfort for your horses while traveling. Priced each.
• Fold up Step ($483)
  
  Add this feature to have a pull out step to get in and out of your trailer. Recommended on wide living quarter models. (may be folding instead of sliding)
• Gooseneck Hook up light ($332)
  
  LED mounted underneath the gooseneck, works well when hooking up at night, includes a separate remote switch located on the side of the trailer for easy operation
• Grab Handle ($98)
  
  RV grab handle on outside to assist with getting in and out of trailer
• Grab Handle Illuminated ($329)
  
  Add an illuminated grab handle beside your dress door to assist getting in and out of your trailer. Lights up at night using a fiber LED lighting system.
• Hay Bale Holder ($399)
  
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  Add a hay bale holder to your Safetack saddle compartment. Works well for storing one bale of hay for short day trips.
• Hay Rack ($3327)
  
  6 ft. long Roof mount hay rack with side ladder. (actual design may vary slightly from photo)
• Hay Pod ($10197)
  
  Enclosed Roof Pod 6 ft in length.
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  Hi-Tie Exterior ($906)
  
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  Tying horses to the exterior of your new trailer is a recipe for damage. If you add a hi-tie, it will move the horse away from the sidewall of your trailer which is safer for the horse, and safer for the trailer as well.
• Load Light ($382)
  
  LED Load light on separate switch mounted up high.
• Organizer Grid on Safetack ($364)
  
  Storage is a premium in trailers. Add a full height organizer grid to your Safetack. You can purchase baskets, storage bins, hangers and a large assortment of possibilities. Accessories can be ordered online from many suppliers, we only supply the grid.
• Stainless Nose Sheet ($1157)
  
  Added to V portion of trailer (NOTE: this option has a mirror effect on the front of your trailer, much easier to clean bugs and really adds to the look of the trailer). It's cosmetic only
• Remote switch for fans ($135)
  
  If you add fans for the comfort of your horses, add a rear remote switch which allows you to operate all of your fans from a common outside switch.
• Tire G Rated Upgrade ($3451)
  
  One of the most common problems of travel is tire failure. Upgrade from the standard rated tire to a G rated capacity of 3,750 per tire. G rated tires are the most durable available and will hopefully insure safe travels with less risk of failure. Our G Rated tires are GoodYear brand which has a nationwide warranty program. (includes 5 tires)

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  1' added to Short Wall ($3845)
  
  Increase your Living Quarter short wall by 1' for additional space.
• 30 lb propane cylinder ($469)
  
  Add larger propane tanks in place of the 20 lb cylinders. NOTE: you can get 20 lb cylinders changed at most convenience stores in the country, but the 30 lb cylinders will have to be filled at a propane filling station.
• Awning upgrade with metal weathershield ($1370)
  
  The standard awning is a manual roll out with a vinyl weathershield. We recommend the metal weathershield upgrade as the vinyl tends to dry rot in a few years from the sunlight. The metal weathershield version will last many more years and it's a very simple awning to operate with a clean roof mount (no arms bolted to the sidewall of the trailer)
• Camper door with Screen ($921)
  
  Change out the standard dressing room door and add a rounded corner aircraft style Camper door with a bug screen. The screen door can be beneficial for keeping bugs out while while your dress door is open, allowing air flow.
• Cook Top Oven ($1260)
  
  Replace the standard two burner cook top with a 3-burner top and oven underneath. Ideal for baking brownies!
• Detachable Power Cord ($189)
  
  Your trailer comes with a 25 ft. cord and electrical hatch for access to your cord. Some folks prefer to have a plug on the side of the trailer and a detachable cord. Add this option to make your cord detachable.
• Dinette In Place of Sofa ($488)
  
  A Fold out sleeper sofa is standard in your new trailer. Some folks prefer to have a dinette rather than the Sofa. If you are looking a hang out place to kick back, and comfortable for sleeping, the Sofa is the way to go. If sitting in a booth sipping coffee in the morning is more your style, you may prefer the dinette. Comes with cushions and folds down into a bed. We typically raise the dinette off the floor about 10 inches to allow for the larger water tank to be stored underneath. You will have some storage underneath the seats.
• Dual Batteries ($951)
  
  Several items operate off of the on board trailer battery including your water pump and interior lights. Your battery can be charged from your tow vehicle while traveling, but having an extra back up battery works very well while camping in remote areas. Pricing includes extra battery plus upgrading to the aluminum enclosure rather than a plastic case.
• Ducted Air System ($2168)
  
  Your living quarter has a 13,500 BTU Air Conditioning system with a heat strip. The air blows directly from the unit (sort of like a window unit in a home except in the roof). This current method blows constantly and the fan never cuts off. Plus it will freeze you since the air blows on the mattress area. By adding the ducted system, ductwork is installed in the ceiling of your trailer allowing the air to be equally distributed throughout your trailer evenly and with less force. This includes a wall mount thermostat so your unit will completely turn off and on when it reaches your desired temperature.
• Electric Awning ($3655)
  
  Experience ultimate luxury and be the talk of all your friends with the electric awning. Simply press the button for the awning to set itself up or break down automatically. Includes a wind sensor so it will roll up in case of stormy weather. NOTE: this is an upgrade charge from a standard awning price.
• Electric Hot Water Heater ($315)
  
  Your water heater operates on propane and heats up very quickly. Add this option so you may use electricity in case you run out of propane.
• Flip Up Bar ($529)
  
  Make your living quarters more homelike with this handmade flip up bar. This option is only available in a 12 ft short wall.
• Flip up Counter Extension ($529)
  
  Add additional counter space in your new trailer with this handmade flip up counter extension. Made to match remainder of cabinet.
• Folding Ladder ($576)
  
  A ladder to get up in the bed area is included or steps depending on your layout. You may add a folding ladder that folds against the wall when not in use or is removable to store on the bed when not in use. Recommended to create additional floor space. Photo shown is folding ladder
• Furnace ($1548)
  
  All living quarter trailers come standard with a roof mount air conditioner which includes a heat strip. Heat strips work well in mild climates and it is necessary that you have a power source (electricity) to operate heat strips. In colder climates, a furnace is an nice option to have. It operates using propane and battery power and will quickly warmp up your interior even in cold weather. If you are doing cold weather camping, a furnace is not a bad thing to have.
• Glass shower door ($787)
  
  Add a swinging glass shower door in place of the curtain on your stall.
• Gooseneck Nose Cabinets ($903)
  
  Add side storage cabinets in the available space of your Gooseneck sleeping area. Priced per cabinet.
• Mattress ($609)
  
  Mattress in the bed area 4 in. foam covered. These are very comfortable and we have never had complaints about the quality of the mattress (they are firm). The largest size that will fit in a standard trailer is 60 in. x 72 in. running length of the trailer
• Microwave Convection Oven ($662)
  
  Want to be able to brown food in your microwave. Add a convection microwave oven in place of the standard.
• Mid Tack ($9479)
  
  Mid Tack Room includes access door and additional 4 feet in trailer length
• Onboard Generator ($16948)
  
  4.0 KW Onan propane onboard generator with 20 lb cylinders. Roof mount hay rack required in conjunction with the generator option. Other charges may apply such as mounting plate. This is a propane unit and works very well, cleaning burning.
• Outside Grill ($1207)
  
  Add a grill to the outside of your trailer
• Pocket Door ($879)
  
  If your layout permits, you may add a hidden sliding door to your bathroom as opposed to the standard swinging door. Works well in tight spaces.
• Raised Panel Bath Door ($868)
  
  Have a raised panel hardwood door installed to your bathroom in place of the standard flat panel door.
• Refrigerator Raised Panel ($904)
  
  Add a hard wood raised panel refrigerator front in place of the standard wood. This is a very nice looking option to have. Photo shows a 6 cubic refrigerator with raised panel door front, looks sharp!
• Refrigerator Stainless ($1049)
  
  Your refrigerator comes standard with a wood panel front that will match your cabinets at no additional cost. You may choose to upgrade to a metal stainless front.
• Slide Out ($18749)
  
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  Add a slide out to your trailer to create additional floor space. These are especially popular on 7-foot wide models. Press a button to activate the hydraulics and watch the size of your interior expand (additional footage will be required).
• Solar Panel ($979)
  
  Used to keep battery charged while in remote areas.
• Removable Pedestal Table ($726)
  
  Situated in front of your sleeper sofa, this works well for eating or having a place to sit items. It is removable so you can store it underneath your sofa or in the closet when not in use.
• Ten Gallon Hot Water Heater ($834)
  
  Add a 10 gallon hot water heater which operates on propane and electricity in place of the standard 6 gallon heater. Nice for larger families or in case you need more capacity.
• TV Antenna for Local Air Stations ($780)
  
  Includes antenna with power booster and cable hook-up.
• TV Flatscreen ($1386)
  
  Up to 24" LED 750P HD Flat screen TV mounted on locking swing arm. Includes wiring and receptacle.
• Vent with 12V Fan ($515)
  
  Add a 14 inch size exhaust vent with a 12 Volt fan inside your living quarters. Popular areas include inside the bathroom or in the main living area. (You may specify your location)or install more than one.
• Vent with Thermostat control and rain sensor ($898)
  
  These vents move a lot of air and are great for camping when you do not want to use the air conditioner. Ideal for inside your living area. Features a thermostat control and rain sensor.
• Water Spigot ($257)
  
  Add an outside water spigot so you can fill buckets for your horses if needed.

• White ($0)
  
• Pewter Metallic ($496)
  
• Silver Metallic ($496)
  
• Black ($1286)
  

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061 Black - Free
015 Cardinal Red - Free
083 Sapphire Blue - Free
All others - $175 upcharge