New horse trailer from Germany, Boeckmann introduced at NATDA convention

[@Knuckledragnation]

OMG you had me rollin when you said at the ending of your “Trucks & Nuts” promotional video to make sure you add in “Book” or one may be surprised! 🤔😳😜🤣🤣🤣✌🏽

[@MrTruckTV]

Right!!

[@calebs3508]

I want one. I love the design of these trailers. I'm surprised that the companies here in the U.S haven't come up with independent suspension in their horse trailers yet.

[@MrTruckTV]

Well torsion axles are independent left, right , front back. But very few have shock absorbers. And they need it.

[@bobcollinge4292]

Our roads are so rough in alberta. I always feel sorry for my horse in the trailer I have. That independent suspension is a great feature.

[@beckyfritz7917]

I'm just about to purchase my first horse, and a Boeckmann trailer is on my soon to buy list! Thankfully Maryland is a short drive from me!

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

I'm in Ireland. I would like a Boeckmann trailer too.

[@wntrwhte]

I own one of these (a Portax K) it's the best trailer I've ever owned and I tow it with an older GMC 1500 - tows like a champ in all weather and the horses LOVE it.

[@MrTruckTV]

I want to do a long term review like I did with Brenderup, but no one returns my calls

[@laurenk.7460]

Kent, let me get in touch with the dealer I purchased mine from. They may be able to help. I'm not sure Marsha could export one from Canada that wasn't actually sold to a buyer. If you're ever in MA - you're welcome to take mine for a ride. I just pulled it from Maryland to Massachusetts through NYC during Winter Storm Orson this past weekend and never a misstep. Such a great trailer and so well made.

[@MrTruckTV]

Thanks, I've been working with Marsha for a couple years now. All she has to do is return my calls. She's in this video and did a good job of explaining the trailer

[@janemears9759]

Marsha is busy but always returns calls and emails (: Give her another ring and I will let her know you are on the hunt. She is one busy lady. (:

[@awarsen]

Helpful video thank you!

[@MrTruckTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@1guyin10]

Looks to be well thought out.

[@AndrewM01Dru3]

That's a pretty cool trailer!

[@merog2]

You and your friends over at TFL should take a trip to Europe, and make some compressing video series on cars/trucks and trailers. To see the similarities and differences.

[@MrTruckTV]

I wish we could, can't afford a trip like that yet

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

Get a rich man to Sponsor your trip.

[@socratesxenias5766]

Mr.Truck I saw you tested the Tacoma and the Titian. Did you test the Tundra and the Frontier yet? I know the Frontier is dated but it would be cool to see how it does compared to the new Tacoma. Keep the videos coming!

[@MrTruckTV]

I've reviewed Tundra in the past and Frontier several times. I will have a 2016 Frontier out soon.

[@socratesxenias5766]

MrTruckTV Thank you! I only just started watching your videos so I'll go back and find them.

[@hallhv01]

Yeah nothing like spooky plastic crumpling and flapping in the breeze to keep horses sane....

[@pamelah848]

That doesn't happen. These are great trailers and I wish we in the US would start using more modern thinking in their designs.

[@kylevanwinkle2081]

really expensive and low payload

[@pamelah848]

Not having to own a truck gas guzzler, or two vehicles and insurance?

[@glenayreequestriancentre-e1600]

REALLY EXPENSIVE to repair - fiberglass shell is about the worst thing ever --- $1500 for a small scratch -- I would never buy a fiberglass trailer

[@pamelah848]

I've had my trailer for 20 years. Haven't had to repair it yet.