2004 Hart 3 Horse Gooseneck Weekender Float with Living Quarters

A shower and toilet, a microwave, a refrigerator, a sink and a bench seat, ahead of a three horse bay with mangers and an insulated roof. Hart’s Weekender package is one of the more complete live-in floats we list, and it is set up so you never have to leave the ground.

A mid-tack with a three-tier saddle rack, blanket bar, bridle hooks and brush tray keeps the gear organised between the two.

The mid-tack layout

Putting the tack between the living area and the horses gives you a buffer — noise, smell and dust stay on the horse side, and the tack is accessible from both. It also means you are not walking through the living space in muddy boots to get a bridle.

What is fitted

• Model: 2004 Hart, three horse, gooseneck Weekender
• Living area: shower and toilet, sink, refrigerator, microwave, bench seat
• Mid-tack: three-tier saddle rack, blanket bar, bridle hooks, brush tray
• Storage: broom closet tack
• Horse area: mangers, escape door, rubber kick walls and mats, insulated roof
• Windows: drop-down

An insulated roof over the horses

The insulated roof is doing more work than the shower on a hot day. Radiant heat from an uninsulated aluminium roof is the main heat load on a stationary float, and insulating it keeps the horse area substantially cooler than the ambient temperature outside would suggest.

Imported US-market unit. Plumbing, gas, waste holding and 240 V electrical installations all carry Australian requirements that this float has not been assessed against, and no compliance is claimed. Nor has the float been assessed against Australian Design Rules or any Australian livestock transport welfare code. Have a licensed plumber, gas fitter and electrician assess the services, and confirm registration and roadworthiness with your state transport authority. Delivery is a flat A$450 nationwide; details on our shipping page.