The hardest part (to me) of doing this job is getting the boards in - especially under the wall between the tack room and horse area. Is there a vid that specifically covers this?

This guy is probably a dealer for us made trailers ( made of Chinese parts). A typical backward mentality and review of something European , different and far more refined than any crap ones made here, still in 1970 fashion.

Do you have any videos or information on how to rebuild/repair a dressing room door on a horse trailer? I have a 2001 circle J Rata three horse with a separate tack room and separate dressing room, both doors seem to be falling apart a bit May need to be realigned. Any information or help is greatly appreciated are awesome

A pretty uninformed review of this horse trailer I've never heard of an owner having any problems with this trailer

Sir, please don’t generalize, every trailer I have ever bought, I checked both the roof and most importantly the frame/floor.

My daughter and I ripped out & are replacing the floor in the horse trailer, (new 2z12's). I laid the boards appropriatly, (on pallets to keep them just above my old dirt driveway (dust suppressor :)) and applied one coat (hot day done by 1pm) of my dirty cummins motor oil and diesel mixture, (50/50) on every one side of each board, intending 3 coats. Three nights later it spontaneously rained/hailed like a cow doing everything on a flat rock. They got real wet. The top boards have bowed one way ore another. Am I too late? A lot of people do 1 and done. I thought I was going to be an over achiever... Daddy would be proud. I'd ask him what to do and he'd tell me but, he's gone. I'd really appreciate your advice if you please. Thank you Fyi: I got 12 screws out using ATF and Acetone (50/50)... Youre right :)

Hi which wax did you apply after? I couldn't find the other video.

Does anyone know if the front center beam inside the trailer is structural? I've seen lots without them and I'm wondering if I could safely remove it.

Great video very informative. Going to look at one on Tuesday for a friend for her minis and I am glad I found this video! Thank you

I wonder how I would replace my horse trailer door I can’t seem to find a replacement

Question for David Bodin- as a horse trailer expert, would you provide an expert evaluation of a horse trailer that malfunctioned on the highway causing my daughter's horse to fall out while being transported? We are looking for someone to determine a probable cause for the accident by evaluating the photos taken by the state trooper onsite. We were forced to euthanize the horse. So very sad. Any suggestion would be appreciated.

This idiot really doesn't know what he's talking about! As an owner of one of these trailers for decades, I can tell you he's dead wrong on all his criticisms of this trailer. He's just putting brender up down in order to try to make the crappy American-made horse he's trying to sell look good.

Older video but exactly what I’m about to try. My only question on a good video is when removing the old floor boards that run into the front tack room, is there any hard aspects with that?

Blah blah blah. 3/4 of the vid is talk.

I agree this reviewer doesnt understand this engineering of the trailer...

Ever tried Fluid Film for undercoating and rust treatment?

Wow!!!

What kind of screws do you use?

Hi, thanks for this review of the Brenderup. In the comments you wrote "Here in the Pacific Northwest they have some issues" - can you elaborate? Do they leak in the rain?

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Dear Horse Trailer Guru - We own a Brenderup Baron TC horse trailer. The left rear turn signal light is not working. It is not obvious how to change out the light bulb. Can you advise? Jim & Marilyn in Parson, BC, Canada.

You need a small sandblaster, you can do that whole lower frame in a couple of hours, kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZKak5puf6upbNE

Well, for a horsebox/tailer 'Guru' you got that one wrong....These Brenderup horseboxes deserve a Far better review than the one you gave. They are, inherently, very good trailers and the negative points you have stressed are either wrong or simply do not exist.. Maybe you are too biased to be a critic.

"1500lbs thoroughbreds" 😂😂

I think the biggest problem with these trailers as NIH (not invented here). I love mine and should I wish to replace it at some point in time will buy a Boeckmann which is very similar in design. I cannot understand why U.S. manufacturers refuse to at least build trailers having a truly aerodynamic design thereby improving gas mileage and eliminating sway. Pulling a walk-in freezer down the highway really doesn't make a lot of sense.

What if I'm towing a car dolly with a 41ft diesel Pusher?

Bayco is cool, but we did it better. Bayco's modified Bayco leads electricity. : www.e-ohrady.cz/Proč-Bayco.php

The quilt class teacher did not make it?

I have a 1962 Miley Eldorado II 2-horse trailer. This is super informative! My electrical on it is shot, so it's good to know where the wiring is. Hopefully When Time and Funds allow I'll be able to get someone to help me restore the floors and the electrical on it so I can sell it and get a bigger horse trailer. a 16.3hh Friesian cross won't ride comfortably in the trailer I have now xD

I used Lysol gel toilet bowl cleaner with a sponge. Left it on the rust marks for about 10 minutes and then wiped it off with a clean wet sponge. It is an old auto body trick that works.

lol you dont now

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I sell used trailers and periodically get Brenderups. Although I agree the guy in the video obviously isn't a fan, they aren't a trailer I or my wife would want to own , mainly due to the flimsy build of it. They are designed for bigger horses and a big horse who decides to be a bad big horse, could tear it apart. AIso parts are hard to find. There are a few things that are great as a design feature compared to American trailers, like the rear entry being as tall as the interior, so your horse won't hit their head on the spot they usually do. Why American made trailers haven't caught on to this design, I don't understand, in fact most American trailers do the exact opposite and have a 6-8" lip that nearly insures a horse with eventually hit their head! But then Brenderup does some really goofy things like put escape and tack room doors that are made for someone 4' tall. They have a poor floor design which I've had to replace a few times. I've also had to replace an air shock in that is part of the braking system that was a pain to replace and I had to order the part from the UK and it was $83.00, which should have been $12.00-$20 tops! The worst part is that they are expensive.

Total waste of time doing this in a big hollow room where the voice just echos all around the room and makes it so hard to hear every word clearly.

this is the first time i have ever ran across this problem with drum brakes..... so when i went to adjust the trailer brakes on my horse trailer there are no spots made for the rubber garments that one removes to adjust brakes can anyone help me with this or tell me how to adjust them it is a 1989 Supreme dual axle horse trailer mfg Knoxville TN

Where's a good source for siding replacement. Looking for the corrugated aluminum siding for my horse trailer

Do you actually spray water in the trailer? Our water is so high in minerals it's corrosive!

I am at harbor freight, can you give me the description of that grinder? I am lost!

Dad has a Mercedes C250, braked pulling weight of 1800kg, trailer would be 1500kg when fully laden, with one horse and tack people etc, do you think it would be an issue to tow?

This review inaccurately characterizes these trailers. They are quite durable and safe. Opening the windows provides lots of airflow due to the design and location. No trailer is perfect but the Brenderup is a good option that does not require a 50k large truck.

Great video! Very to the point and practical. I am attempting to transform a horse trailer into a sound-proof rv. ( I needed the indoor height and wall strength.) Do you also sand down the metal under the trailer? All surface areas rust and the underside of the trailer is exposed to lots of water and rocks.

Why does the controller need to be replaced every three years? What if the controller is integrated in the truck?

I love the style and...of course the name..snnickerssz..looks like they need a leg up

A dustless sandblaster could have stripped that whole trailer to bare metal in about two hours.

Interesting. My friend has a Benderup and had her horse completely melt down in it one day (bee sting) when we were travelling together. It kicked the cr*p out of the trailer and there was nothing but scuff marks on the back and the walls. I don't think an aluminum trailer would have come through as well as her Benderup did.

very helpful

I would simply like to point out that this type of trailer is found all over Europe due to a number of reason, including weight, size of vehicles there, cost of materials, etc. It is not unusual to see one being pulled over the Alps with a SUV and sometimes, even sedans. One must also remember that the European tongue weight (3.75%) is far less than the US (10% to 19%) standard. A fully loaded Brenderup Royal TC will never put more than 165 lbs. on the tongue. I have owned a Royal TC for 6 years. Yes, I pull the mats up when not in use as I would with any trailer. Yes, I do the required maintenance on it each year, again, as I would with any trailer I own, and yes, I spent a great deal of studying before I purchased it. I did not, nor could I afford a truck, so our SUV had to be able to suffice. No one should overload ANY horse trailer, not just these particular style of trailers. No trailer is infallible as you state, but I have to agree with "thrivefeedvideos" that this review is somewhat misleading toward this particular style of trailer.

Pretty obvious you have never owned or pulled one of these trailers. They give your horses a fantastic ride. Horses are very comfortable in the Baron. They are skillfully engineered and beautifully made, typical Danish engineering. I have never had to tighten up a bolt, no horse has ever cracked anything by pushing it. There is no better or safer trailer for two horses to be towed by a smaller SUV or sedan than this trailer. The brakes are wonderful, with two horses loaded you would not even know the trailer is on the back when you go to stop. Safety is a huge priority with these people. I happily move my precious horses everywhere in these trailers Your review is biased, inaccurate, and misleading.

Thank you for this great advice! We just bought a used trailer with a rust bleed. Can't thank you enough!

Parts are very Expensive now that they are not in the USA anymore! We had a Brenderup Baron trailer. He had gotten rid of it