2002 Silverado 3 Horse All-Aluminium Gooseneck Weekender Float

A cooktop, a large fridge and freezer, a sink and a real timber interior. The Silverado Weekender puts a genuine living space in the gooseneck of an all-aluminium three horse float, which is what makes multi-day events at regional grounds workable without a caravan.

A manual awning with new fabric extends the usable space along the side.

Specification in metric

• Model: 2002 Silverado, three horse, gooseneck, all aluminium Weekender
• Height: 2.18 m
• Width: 2.03 m
• Living area: two-burner cooktop, large fridge and freezer, sink, roof vent, timber interior, windows either side of the gooseneck
• Horse area: rear tack with swing-out saddle rack, double rear doors with window, load light, ten bridle hooks, padded dividers, roof vents, rubber mats
• Windows: drop-down on the head side, windows on the tail side
• Hay: hay rack with ladder
• Awning: manual, with new fabric
• Stall length: 2,616 mm
• Front stall width: 698 mm
• Second stall width: 648 mm

Stall widths worth checking

At 698 mm and 648 mm these bays are on the narrow side of the range. That suits ponies, stock horses and lighter-framed types well; a broad-shouldered warmblood may find it tight. Measure across the widest point of your horse before you commit — this is a specification that cannot be changed later.

Living-area services in Australia

The cooktop, fridge and any 240 V or gas circuits are built to United States specification. Gas appliances, gas fittings and electrical work all carry Australian licensing and compliance requirements that this unit has not been assessed against. Have a licensed gas fitter and a licensed electrician assess the whole installation before using any of it here.

Imported US-market stock. No claim is made regarding Australian Design Rule compliance, registrability, roadworthiness, gas or electrical compliance, or any livestock transport welfare code. Ordering and payment are set out in our buyers guide.