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I'm with LMJD here. It's ridiculous to think that you need a duallie to haul four horses. The only time you're going to have a lot of movement in the trailer is if you only have one horse in the trailer. You're supposed to pack livestock into those trailers where they have little room to move about. It keeps them from freaking out, and makes the ride a lot smoother. If you've got one horse in your trailer and don't close the mid-trailer gate, of course he's gonna run around in there! But you should move him up front, and if possible, place a restraining gate (or two) lengthwise in the front compartment to stop his side-ways movement.
The OP shouldn't be the least concerned with hauling those horses on an F250 unless they are some REALLY huge Clydesdales. I've pulled plenty of similar livestock with mine and can attest that for a 2002 F250 4x4, it's no problem.
BTW, that was with a steel trailer, not an aluminum, so even more weight.
The OP shouldn't be the least concerned with hauling those horses on an F250 unless they are some REALLY huge Clydesdales. I've pulled plenty of similar livestock with mine and can attest that for a 2002 F250 4x4, it's no problem.
BTW, that was with a steel trailer, not an aluminum, so even more weight.