2007 Circle J 2 Horse Angle Load Float

Everything on this Circle J two horse float works. That is worth stating plainly on a used float, because a great many do not: all the lights function, the electric brakes are operational, the tyres and wood floor are described as in good condition, and it has drop-down windows with drop-down bars.

Torsion axles rated 1,590 kg each, three swing-out saddle racks, double rear doors and a water tank.

What is on it, in metric

• Model: 2007 Circle J, two horse, angle load
• Height: 2.13 m
• Width: 2.01 m
• Empty weight: approx. 1,320 kg
• US-rated gross weight (GVWR): 3,180 kg
• Axles: torsion, 1,590 kg each
• Brakes: electric, reported operational
• Windows: drop-down with drop-down protective bars
• Rear: double doors
• Tack: three swing-out saddle racks, bridle hooks
• Water: tank fitted
• Flooring: rubber mats throughout the horse area over a timber floor
• Coupling: US 2-5/16 in. ball size (approx. 59 mm)

Drop-down bars on the windows

A drop-down window without bars is an invitation for a horse to put its head out at 90 km/h. The protective bars let you run the windows fully open for airflow while keeping the horse inside the box. On a float that will be used through an Australian summer, they are not optional.

The timber floor

The floor is reported to be in good condition, but timber floors on floats of this age should be inspected properly — mats lifted, planks probed, bearers checked from underneath. Do that before the first trip, not after. A timber floor that has been looked after will last decades; one that has not can fail without warning.

Imported US-market unit. It has not been assessed against Australian Design Rules or any Australian registration, roadworthy or livestock welfare requirement, and no such compliance is claimed. The US coupling size will need addressing before use here. Returns are covered by our 30-day refund and returns policy and the Australian Consumer Law.