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Bateson Ascot vs Brian James CarGO Connect

The Brian James CarGO Connect is 37cm (1ft) wider inside.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

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Bateson Ascot
Brian James CarGO Connect
Brian James CarGO Connect - image: CC Supplies

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Bateson AscotBrian James CarGO Connect
Internal width1.65m2.02m or 2.17m
Gross vehicle weight2300kg-
Internal length3.19m-
Internal height2.22m-
FlooringRot-proof plastic and galvanised steel, 18mm stall mats-
Gross weight-3,500kg
Unladen weight-729kg to 1,005kg depending on configuration
Load bed length-4.00m to 6.00m
Bed height-0.55m to 0.60m

Sources: Bateson Ascot, Brian James CarGO Connect. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the Ascot if...

A simple two-horse trailer from Bateson, similar in capacity to the maker's Deauville model. At 2300kg gross it stays towable by a mid-size 4x4 or pickup, which is why it turns up with private owners and small livery yards rather than professional transporters.

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Buy or hire the CarGO Connect if...

  • you want one that is 37cm (1ft) wider inside

A configurable enclosed cargo trailer for tradespeople, exhibition and event companies and small hauliers who need a lockable, weatherproof load area rather than an open bed. The low bed height is what makes loading practical without a ramp gradient that fights you.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the Bateson Ascot and the Brian James CarGO Connect?

The Brian James CarGO Connect is 37cm (1ft) wider inside. The Bateson Ascot is a twin horse trailer; the Brian James CarGO Connect is a enclosed modular cargo trailer, two or three axles.

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