2008 C&C 4 Horse Float

A four horse float in tag form, with a large front tack, a rear tack, a hay pod, mangers and an escape door — the combination that covers most of what a four-horse owner actually needs, in a unit that hitches to a ball rather than requiring a gooseneck tray.

For owners with a well-rated ute or wagon who do not want to give up the tray, a tag four-horse is the practical answer.

Tag versus gooseneck, for four horses

Most four-horse floats are goosenecks, because the weight is easier to manage over the tow vehicle’s axle. A tag four-horse trades some of that stability for the convenience of a normal tow bar and a usable tray. It puts more emphasis on getting your ball weight, tow rating and load distribution right — talk to a qualified person about your specific combination.

What is fitted

• Model: 2008 C&C, four horse, tag (ball hitch)
• Front tack: large
• Rear tack: fitted
• Hay: hay pod
• Horse area: mangers, escape door
• Condition: used, described by the original vendor as super nice with many options

The hay pod

A hay pod is an enclosed compartment rather than an open rack. Hay stays dry, chaff stays out of the horse area, and the load stays put in a crosswind. On a four-horse float carrying enough hay for a weekend, that enclosure earns its place.

Imported US-market stock. Any urgency or scarcity language in the original US listing has not been reproduced. This float has not been assessed against Australian Design Rules, state registration or roadworthy requirements, or any livestock transport welfare code, and no such compliance is claimed — confirm requirements with your state transport authority. For full specification details, contact us. If three bays is enough, compare our three horse floats.