I have been looking for a shoeing trailer for a while now with no success. I found a place that sells trailers and I asked them about custom making one. They drew up a plan the next day and sent me a very reasonable quote. I'm not sure yet if I am going to go with them, but I just wanted to get the word out there if anyone else is looking. Fantastic place with wonderful customer service!
www.off-roadinternational.com Just click on trailers.

You may find that a trailer built buy an experenced Farrier suplier has enough of the kinks worked out to make it well worth your money and convienence down the road.
Bill

Well said Bill

CompleteEquine,

One word................ Stonewell.

Derin

Personally I hate to spend money when I can do it myself. I looked for awhile and couldn't seem to find what I wanted. I finally found what I was looking for in Oklahoma. I attended a farrier school and found the school custom makes trailers for you. At last check they ran 3000+ but I managed to take pictures and measurements while I was in school and just duplicated what I saw. I built mine in a WW 5x8 single axle trailer, that I got second hand. I built a swing out anvil stand, and knife grinder. Three shelves up front for keg shoes, and other materials. Peg board along the left wall as well as a shelf running the full length for a ban saw, belt sander, laptop, etc. Storage underneath for welder, shoeing stands, stall jack. I even installed tie downs so that everything stored won't end up in the middle of the floor. I also built a stand attached to the door for my forge. If you would like I'll try and find some picture for you. I spent all of about 2000 for trailer and materials.

sshorseshoeing wrote:
How about some pics?
Mikel

I'd love to see some as well!