1999 Sundowner 3 Horse Float

Serviced and up to date, with electric brakes on all four wheels, torsion axles and a newer aluminium floor. This 1999 Sundowner three horse float has had money spent on the things that matter rather than the things that show.

Drop-down windows with protective bars on the head side, bus windows on the butt side and in the rear doors, and a pop-up roof vent over every stall.

Brakes on all four wheels

Some older floats brake on one axle only. Four-wheel electric braking on a three-horse float carrying live weight is a substantial safety difference, particularly on a long descent. Have the magnets, shoes and controller output checked as part of any pre-purchase inspection.

Specification in metric

• Model: 1999 Sundowner, three horse
• Height: 2.18 m
• Width: 2.01 m
• Empty weight: approx. 1,850 kg
• Axles: torsion
• Brakes: electric on all four wheels
• Flooring: newer aluminium floor, rubber floor mats, rubber wall mats
• Windows: drop-down with drop-down bars on the head side; bus windows on the butt side and rear doors
• Ventilation: pop-up roof vent per stall
• Tack: folding removable rear tack room, three saddle racks, bridle hooks
• Water: tank fitted
• Lighting: all lights reported working, plus loading and unloading lights
• Tyres: newer at the time of listing
• Coupling: US 2-5/16 in. ball size (approx. 59 mm)
• Condition: serviced up to date

A folding rear tack

A rear tack room that folds away turns a three-horse float into a wider, more open box for an oversized horse, or lets you walk a difficult loader straight through. It is the flexibility that a fixed partition cannot give you, and it costs nothing in day-to-day use.

Imported US-market stock. No claim is made regarding Australian Design Rule compliance, registrability, roadworthiness or livestock welfare-code suitability — none has been assessed. The US coupling size will need addressing before use with an Australian tow vehicle. Delivery is a flat A$450 nationwide — details on our shipping page.