Luke Sullivan

If you walk through any livestock show or sale barn, you'll see one thing right away: no two livestock trailers are exactly alike. Some shine like they just rolled off the lot. Others wear years of di...

Your horse might be ready for the road, but is your trailer ready for the heat? You've packed the tack, loaded the hay, and you're ready to hit the road. But as the miles roll by and the afternoon s...

Not every horse-hauling issue starts with something obvious, though it would be nice if it always did. It often starts with easy-to-miss details, like a latch that looked secure, tires that seemed ful...

The final haul of the season is over. The horses are unloaded, the tack is back in the barn, and it's tempting to park the trailer and leave it alone until spring. Unfortunately, a few cold and quie...

A horse trailer can look shiny, clean, and ready to hit the road. But the exterior only tells you so much. Some of the most important safety details are easy to miss if you do not know where to look...

A trip across town and a haul across several states may both involve a horse trailer , but they are two very different journeys.  The longer the drive, the more important those pre-trip checks...

After enough horse shows, rodeos, and overnight events, the idea of having your own place to sleep starts sounding more and more appealing. Living quarters trailers have become a go-to choice for th...

If you’re shopping for a cattle trailer, it doesn’t take long before the bumper pull vs. gooseneck debate shows up. One looks easier to hitch and haul around town, while the other is built...