by Tom | Sep 7, 2026 | Uncategorised
A tidy living and a recent MOT sticker can make a used horsebox look ready to drive away. What actually matters for UK buyers is whether the test history and workshop paperwork match the story the seller is telling. This guide explains how to read an MOT, what service...
by Tom | Sep 3, 2026 | Uncategorised
A horse trailer and a horsebox can both get a horse to the same yard. They do not ask the same things of your budget, your driving licence, your tow vehicle or your day. This comparison is for UK riders deciding which way to go, or whether to switch. It is not legal...
by Tom | Sep 3, 2026 | Uncategorised
Two things quietly decide whether a used horsebox is safe to buy: the floor, and the payload. Paint, living furniture and a recent MOT can all look reassuring while the horse area structure is tired or the lorry is overweight the moment two animals walk on. This guide...
by Tom | Sep 3, 2026 | Uncategorised
Selling a horsebox in the UK is faster when the listing does the work for you. Buyers compare several lorries in one evening. They skip adverts with five dark photos and a one-line description, and they message the seller who shows the floor, the VIN plate and a clear...
by Tom | Sep 3, 2026 | Uncategorised
Choosing between a 3.5 tonne horsebox and a 7.5 tonne horsebox is less about which looks smarter on the drive and more about licence, payload and how you actually travel. Both classes are common on UK roads. They are not interchangeable. This article compares them in...
by Tom | Sep 3, 2026 | Uncategorised
Buying a horsebox in the UK is a practical job, not a leap of faith. The right lorry is the one that matches your horses, your driving licence, your payload and a budget that still leaves room for inspection and immediate work. This checklist is written for private...
